The Springbrook Zipline

Ending in Nunimbah Valley –
but where does it start?

Follow The Links to Follow The Money

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The Numinbah Escape Project ($4 Million State Backing) [1]
Secured by a state government funding co-investment from the Tourism Icon Investment Fund, this major nature-based attraction is preparing to develop a footprint right on the edge of Springbrook. It includes: [1]
Australia’s Largest Zipline: A multi-stage zipline tour traversing the hinterland canopy.
Adventure Infrastructure: Purpose-built mountain biking trails, bushwalking paths, abseiling zones, and buggy tours.
Accommodation Expansion: A new 34-site tourist park (read ‘Caravan Park’)paired with 10 luxury glamping tents, modern guest amenities, and a permanent café. [1]
 
(The Age Newspaper, tied this to the proposed gold Coast City Councils Eaglemont Estate, Springbrook “MASTER PLAN”.


However, there’s a lot of private land and few corridors to make that reality.

They are trying to turn a
Remote Wilderness World Heritage site into a Theme Park
How is it even possible that they could consider doing this?

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Springbrook Zipline Age Newspaper
The zip line will have to travel through cloud for over 200 days of the year there will be no visibility

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