Walk in the Rainforest
on an Illawarra Fly Treetop Walk Adventure
Tree Top Walk Illawarra NSW
We drove from Canberra, ACT to Sydney Airport.
On the way, we made a stop to go for a walk at the Illawarra Fly Treetop Adventures in the Illawarra Ranges.
I traveled with my daughter. Traveling with my daughter, I can always find myself experiencing something that I wouldn't have expected to do.
Tree Top Walk at Illawarra Fly
On this occasion, we walked downhill to the treetop's walk barriers. That is, where you start the walk through the treetops.
Fairy Forest
On the walk to the treetop walk, you'll find activities to entertain kids and adults.
You can see the cute fairy homes in the Fairy Forest.
Illawarra Fly Treetop Walk
Illawarra Fly Treetop Walk
How high is Illawarra Fly?
We were 20 to 30 meters off the ground high up in the treetops walk. And, there were trees still taller than us.
The walk through the treetops was 1.5 km.
Illawarra Treetop Walk
The barriers were made of metal with see-through gaps. In the middle, there was a spiral staircase tower, Knights Tower.
My daughter climbed up to the top and took some photos.
We walked through all the barriers to the end. The last platform had metal with see-through gaps.
So, my daughter took some more photos of the landscape.
Besides these two photos, I photographed the images and edited them.
You can see the landscape photos I edited of her photos below.
Prices for the Illawarra Fly Treetop Walk
You'll find the current prices for the treetop walk here.
Also, check for current opening times. And, see if there are any restrictions on closure dates due to Covid-19.
The Rainforest
Knights Tower
Illawarra Walk in the Tree Tops
Walk Back from the treetop walk or Phone to Arrange a Pick-Up.
At the end of the walk, there were stairs. You climb them upwards to walk towards the Visitor Centre and the exit.
On a sign, there was a phone number. And, you could call it to arrange a pick up for those that need help.
So, we used this service cause of me.
The View from Illawarra Treetop Walk
These two images of the landscape are from Knights Tower. And, at the end of the treetop walk was photographed by my daughter.
And, I created art from the photos in post-production.
Illawarra Fly Treetop Zipline
On the right side of us, we saw a group of people.
They were experiencing the Illawarra zipline treetop adventure.
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This is just beautiful and breathtaking. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you Beth. You’re welcome.
Love these kind of experiences Jennifer. So much fun.
Thank you Carpediemeire. Glad you find them fun.
This looks like a neat place for an adventure!
Thank you Courtney
I like climbing and playing in trees. This sounds like a place I should visit.
Hope you do, Missy
I love ziplining! So fun and thanks for sharing your pics!
You’re welcome Shirley
My husband and girls would love this adventure! So cool. Thanks for sharing the great photos from Illawarra Fly Treetop Adventures.
You’re welcome Amanda. Hope your family gets to experience the treetops.
Would totally do this. We did something similar in Canada, and the views were outstanding. Would love to do it in Sydney!
Hope you do Hera. Canada would be cool, too.
Unbeatable views! I love it
Thank you Adrian, yes.
So fun to be high in the treetops like a bird! I am not afraid of heights, so I would love it!
Thank you Lori. Yes, it’s pretty cool to be in the treetops.
Wouldn’t get the hubby to do this, but my girls and I would love it!! Great scenery!
Thank you Julie. I get that. Hope you & the girls get to do it,
Wow! This looks crazy!! I don’t know that I could have done that. Too high.
Thank you Taci. I know, it’s pretty high, you don’t realize until you are out there.
What an interesting and different experience
Thank you Jen
What a fun adventure
Thank you Lisa
That is so incredible! I love trees and this looks great!
Thank you Lauren.
This looks like a fun place to explore. Beautiful too! Sign me up!
Thank you Stacey. Hope you do.
Treetop adventures?!?! Omg, this looks like fun
Thank you Mike. It’s an adventure.
That is pretty high up!!i would love an experience like this. I didn’t know there was such high trees in Australia. I hope it didn’t get too affected by the fires this year.
Thank you for your concern Flo. Yes, it’s pretty high up. I heard there were concern about fires in the Illawarra area, or they might have been precautionary warnings.
I always thought I would be terrified of ziplining… until I tried it. Now, I want to do more of it.
Glad you enjoy it Stacey
This is such a cool walk above and in the treetop canopy. Would love to do this! Last year I climbed two decommissioned fire towers so this experience would be awesome.
Thank you kmf. Hope you do. Your experience sounds cool too.
What a magnificent way to see the landscape!!
Thank you Lee Anne
Wow! This looks amazing. I would absolutely love it but my husband and son would never go! My daughter, however, would be the first one out there!
Thank you Pam. It’s interesting how the one family sees experiences differently.
I’m terrified of heights and I would force myself into these activities. Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome Yuri. I’m ok when there’s a surface that is covered. Otherwise, it’s very challenging for me too.