Our most advanced tour

Shift Canyon

Full day

$499

About the experience

Are you one of those Adrenaline and big adventure addict? :) Nestled in the valley at the far end of the Lake Rotoiti, an epic and rare adventure awaits...

After crossing the pristine Lake Rotoiti, under the striking gaze of Mt Pourangahau / Mt Robert, by water taxi, head along the main valley track for an hour's walk before heading off-track and uphill for a further 45 minutes to the top of the canyon. This walk leads through beautiful lush, untouched native bush and beech tree forest.

Arriving at the exhilarating Greywacke Canyon, you will do back-to-back spectacular abseils in this enclosed and impressive canyon guaranteed to get your heart pumping!

This full-day experience is the perfect-advanced expedition for those adventurous types who have previous canyoning experience, or a solid outdoor adventure background!

This trip runs from 1st of December through to 30th of April.

information

Minimum age


14 years old

Group size


4 min - 8 max

Duration


Half day tour | 8 hours

Swimming ability


Confident

Experience


Advanced

Walking time


3 hours

Challenge


★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Fitness


★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Scenery


★ ★ ★ ★ ★

what is included


  • 2 way water taxi

  • 1 Instructor minimum

  • All equipment provided:

    • Neoprene wetsuit

    • Neoprene socks

    • Complete harness

    • Helmet

    • Canyoning bag and dry keg

  • FREE PHOTOS

what to bring


  • Swimwear

  • Shoes (sneakers)

  • Thermal layer (recommended)

  • Snacks & lunch

  • Medications

  • Dry clothes for after the trip

  • YOUR BEST SMILE!

Our meeting point

Meet us at our canyoning base!

32 Main Road, St Arnaud 7072

 

Disclosure | please read carefully

Adventure-based activities involve inherent risks that cannot be entirely eliminated and are comparable to those encountered in other outdoor recreational environments. These may include minor injuries or illnesses such as slips, trips, bruising, exposure to water, uneven or slippery terrain, heights, changing weather conditions, and environmental factors including insects or wildlife. This may include the risk of insect stings (such as wasp stings), which in rare cases can result in allergic reactions requiring medical attention.

While serious incidents are uncommon, participants acknowledge that outdoor activities are conducted in natural environments where conditions can change and hazards may be present. The safety of participants is the highest priority for our highly trained and experienced professional instructors, who operate in accordance with established safety systems, Standard Operating Procedures, and risk management practices.

Canyoning activities can be physically and mentally demanding and require an appropriate level of fitness, coordination, and comfort in outdoor environments. Participants must follow all instructions, briefings, and guidelines provided by instructors at all times. Failure to do so may increase the risk of injury to themselves or others. By participating, individuals acknowledge and accept these inherent risks, including environmental and allergic risks, and agree to take personal responsibility for their actions during the activity.

FAQs

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