ItineraryIf you’re looking for a true-blue Queensland rock climbing experience, look no further than Mt Ngungun – a little mountain with a lot of character!From short, atmospheric routes among the eucalypts to exposed, soaring columns reaching toward the sky, Mt Ngungun has a large variety of routes in a relatively small space. Meet your fantastic Pinnacle guides at the entrance to Mt Ngungun National Park. From here you'll walk into the cliffs. Take a breather while your guide sets up your ropes and then get climbing!Your guides will teach you everything you need to know for the session, from climbing skills to belaying techniques, as well as taking care of all the rigging and safety considerations. No experience needed, just turn up and climb! A number of different climbs will be set up throughout the day. If you have climbed before, let your guide know and they find a challenge for you.A moderate level of fitness is required, the walk to the summit is approx. 45 minsStop At: • Mount Ngungun, Glass House Mountains, Queensland Australia

HIGHPOINT ADVENTURES PTY LTD T/A PINNACLE SPORTS

Confirmation will be received at time of booking,Not recommended for people with noteworthy medical conditions, such as asthma, epilepsy, angina, diabetes, back- or leg-related physical concerns or conditions associated with pregnancy; please contact the local operator prior to booking if in doubt,Activity is subject to favorable weather conditions. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or in certain circumstances, a full refund,A moderate level of fitness is required due to the amount of walking involved,Minimum participant age is 8 years old (participants under 13 can climb only, they require a parent or legal guardian to belay them) and all participants under 16 years old must be accompanied by an parent or legal guardian),Participants under 18 years require a waiver to be signed by a parent or legal guardian,Please wear non-restrictive clothing that suits the weather on the day; as the summit is exposed, a light/wind jacket may be handy,Enclosed footwear should be worn, ideally hiking boots or running shoes, as the track is gravel or rock and has steep sections. A backpack is essential; it should be large enough to carry your water and your allocated safety equipment (25-liter capacity); it is recommended that you bring a minimum 2-3 liters of water, a hat, insect repellent, and sunscreen,Please note there are no facilities (toilets) in the national park. Drinking water is available from the car park. As this is not a catered activity, you are required to bring your own food and beverages to keep you powered up,Not wheelchair accessible,Not recommended for travelers with back problems,Not recommended for pregnant travelers,No heart problems or other serious medical conditions,Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level,This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travelers,Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff,Following manufacturer's best practice guidelines with regards to equipment disinfection Requesting clients/staff do not participate in an activity if they are feeling unwell Adjusting attachment methods to reduce any need for close contact Reducing group sizes to assist with social distancing

Qualified and professional guide,All necessary safety equipment,Climbing shoes (bring socks)

Hotel pickup and drop-off,Food and drinks (bring your own- Must bring and carry with you 2-3 litres of water)