Adrenalin Forest
Get among the treetops at Adrenalin Forest — an epic aerial obstacle course designed to challenge you physically and mentally.
9A Jupiter Grove, Upper Hutt
Explore the mighty waters of the upper with Wellington Rafting.
With multiple outdoor experiences on offer, you can choose from a gentle paddle on the river or thrilling whitewater adventures. Each experience takes you deep into the heart of the Hutt Valley wilderness. You’ll get close to nature and see idyllic scenery.
If you want to turn up the adrenalin, you can head down the river in an inflatable kayak (Double Duckie). Or, explore the nearby Little Akatarawa River Canyon. You’ll travel through dark caves, jump off rocks and abseil down four waterfalls. You can also fly by helicopter into the stunning Tararua Range and paddle down the majestic Waiohine River.
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Made up of a skilled group of guides and adventure-seekers, the Wellington Rafting team has years of experience on the river. So you’re always in safe hands. They’ll guide you through exciting white water while you take in riverside scenery and untouched native bush.
If you want to explore more of the region, Wellington Rafting can help you put together a multi-day experience. Working closely with Wildfinder, they can create the perfect paddle, bike and hike itinerary.
Get among the treetops at Adrenalin Forest — an epic aerial obstacle course designed to challenge you physically and mentally.
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