Bicentennial Tree 20 metre platform Warren National Park. Photo by DBCA

Bicentennial Tree 20 metre platform Warren National Park. Photo by DBCA

Pemberton climbing trees

Gloucester and Warren national parksCostTimeline
Demolish and remove existing huts, platforms and structures on each of the Bicentennial and Gloucester trees$3,000,000Estimated delivery: 2024-2027
Rebuild tower structure in upper section of the Bicentennial Tree  
Reinstate the mid-tree platform on the Bicentennial Tree  
Remove upper dead section of the Gloucester Tree and construct a new platform  
Investigate the potential for an alternative climbing experience/ new built tree tower in the Pemberton region  

 

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Acknowledgement of Country

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