Twister and Rocky Creek Canyons

There is no abseiling or liloing, but loads of fun, fantastic waterjumps, waterslides and short swims. Twister Canyon, also known as Sheep Dip Canyon, consists of a narrow twisting chasm with a chain of pretty pools, natural waterslides and small waterfalls. Twister finishes with a unique plunge into a circular man hole. After the high rolling action of Twister, an easy walk through lush rainforest brings us to the majestic Rocky Creek Canyon. Much deeper and darker than Twister, Rocky has a sublime, awe-inspiring atmosphere. Rocky Creek starts with several short, dark swims and climb-downs. After a superb waterslide (which can be done face first) the canyon twists and turns with amazing rock walls.

MINIMUM GROUP SIZE

The minimum group size for this adventure is 3 people. Should the group size not meet this quantity you will be contacted prior to departure and offered a small group surcharge of $30 per person (expect Sundays - $50 per person) or another solution will be discussed to ensure your adventure proceeds.

LUNCH

All full and 3/4-day participants receive a generous picnic lunch, provided by our local deli. 

Select one of their delicious, gourmet sandwich options when you book your trip.  We can cater to most dietary requirements with notice, so please let us know of your needs as soon as possible.

INCLUSIONS

We will provide you with all the activity specific equipment.  We also cover your National Parks and Wildlife Service park entry fee and transport to and from the activity.  While we encourage all participants to bring their own weather-appropriate clothing, we do have spare warm clothing and rain jackets if needed.

PARTICIPANT REQUIREMENTS

We believe our canyoning adventures are heaps of fun and we want to ensure you have the best experience possible. It’s important to us that you have the fitness and skills to enjoy your time with us so please read on:

Fitness:  Participants are required to have a good level of fitness.  There is some bushwalking during the day, including some steep sections.  All participants are required to carry a backpack weighing up to 10kg throughout the day.

Abseiling:  No experience necessary.  There is no compulsory abseiling in this canyon.

Mobility:   Participants are required to have good mobility as we will be moving through uneven terrain in a remote environment. 

Swimming:  This canyon involves swimming.  If you have any concerns about your swimming ability, please contact our office.

General safety: BMAC requires each participant to follow all instructions from our guides, to maintain a safe work environment and ensure the wellbeing and safety of the whole group.

Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns, we’d be delighted to talk with you.