Experience Brisbane's ultimate view with a Twilight Story Bridge Climb. Ascend the iconic landmark for a 360-degree panoramic of the city.
- Spectacular twilight climb with breathtaking 360-degree Brisbane city views
- Knowledgeable guides share fascinating Story Bridge history and local stories
- Ascend Brisbane’s iconic bridge via a thrilling suspended walkway
- Enjoy a unique river crossing and unforgettable summit experience
- Choose the voucher option and add a gift pack, including a personalised message card and video reveal.
From the moment you arrive at the Climb base camp, right under the Story Bridge, you'll be transported on an adventure you'll never forget.
During your climb, our knowledgeable guides will share fascinating stories and historical tidbits about the Story Bridge and its role in the vibrant history of Brisbane. As you ascend our spiral staircase to our suspended walkway, you'll gain a new appreciation for the sheer beauty of this spectacular bridge.
The climb line secures you as you make your way up, and the stunning city views at twilight will take your breath away. You'll ascend into the sky along one of Brisbane's busiest commute points, reaching the summit platform to revel in the 360-degree panoramic views.
But the experience doesn't end there. Your journey continues as we take you halfway across the river, where you can explore the bridge from an entirely new angle.
Finally, you finish your climb, and as you descend, you'll take away memories you'll cherish forever.
The climb experience takes approximately 90 minutes. This includes your briefing, safety demonstration and the climb route.
Available throughout the year.
Valid for one person.
If the weather is wet, we recommend you bring a spare pair of shoes and socks.
Minimum age 6 years. Minimum height 110cm. Maximum weight 130kg. If you have a fear of heights, please advise climb leaders before the start of the climb.
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