Mount Beerwah is one of the spectacular volcanic plugs in the Glass House Mountains and is situated about 65km north of Brisbane. At 556m in height it cannot be missed! This activity is available to book from April to October each year.

Note that availability for this adventure is on request. Please contact us with your desired date/s and we will do our best to accommodate! This adventure is for 1 or 2 participants at a fixed rate of $650.

You’ll also require some prior climbing experience, whether in the gym or outdoors. Any Mount Beerwah climb involves a long day on the wall with a decent amount of mileage.

This activity is available to book from April to October each year.

For millennia, the iconic shapes of the  Glass House Mountains have captured imaginations, the mother figure of them all is Mount Beerwah.

Mount Beerwah at 556m high is the tallest mountain in the  Glass House Mountains group. It is  place of great historical importance to ancient and modern people alike, a mountain with an undeniably magnetic appeal. If you’re one of many who’ve felt the tug of this striking peak, maybe it’s time to become part of the Beerwah story.

Mount Beerwah is perhaps the most imposing rock climbing destination in the  Glass House Mountains. It houses a massive variety of climbs, from short, punchy lines to long, easy scrambles and everything in between. This means that there is literally something for everyone – whether it’s your first time outside of the gym or you’re an experienced climber looking for a new challenge, Mount Beerwah has something for you. Our qualified guides will tailor the experience to suit your needs, but here are some of the fantastic options available (ability and weather dependent):

The Martian - 320m, Grade 17
A 10 pitch engaging classic finishing up on the western shoulder.

Stainless Anticlimb - 130m Bolted Aid Climb C1
A 4 pitch bolted aid climb up the Organ Pipes

SESSION TIMES AND LOCATIONS

This activity runs for about 8 hours and is available on request from Monday to Saturday. It is subject to guide availability and permit requirements, so please contact us to confirm a date by calling our friendly booking team at 07 3368 3335 or emailing online@pinnaclesports.com.au.

Mount Beerwah is located in  Glass House Mountains National Park approximately 60 minutes north of Brisbane. We meet at the  Mount Beerwah National Park Carpark at 7:30am and return to the same location at 3:30pm.

OUR GUIDES

Our awesome guides are highly trained, fully accredited, and heaps of fun! They’ll teach you everything you need to know, as well as take care of the safety procedures and provide all the gear, including harness, helmet, climbing shoes, and all other technical equipment.

WHAT TO BRING

Although your guide will provide all the safety gear, you’ll still need to bring a few bits and pieces, including:

• Non-restrictive clothing. Check the weather forecast to get an idea of the conditions, but remember that the summit is exposed and weather can change quickly, so a light jacket or wind jacket can be handy
• Enclosed footwear with grip such as hiking boots or runners, sturdy enough to handle a rough trail
• A backpack big enough to carry all your gear plus some of the required safety equipment (e.g. ropes)
• 2-3 litres of water, hat, insect repellent, sunscreen, sunglasses
• If you have some climbing gear, bring it along so your guide can check it out and let you know if it’s good to go

• Your own food and snacks, full of energy to keep you happy and psyched!

FITNESS REQUIREMENTS

You’ll need a moderate level of fitness for this activity. To access the climbing areas, a hike of about 30 minutes is required, often along steep and uneven trails. You’ll also require some prior climbing experience, whether in the gym or outdoors. Any Mount Beerwah climb involves a long day on the wall with a decent amount of mileage.

WHY CHOOSE TEAM PINNACLE?

With more than 20 years of experience, Pinnacle Sports is South East Queensland’s leading provider of rock climbing and abseiling training and experiences. We work closely with Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) and other management organisations to ensure that our outdoor activities are fully permitted and environmentally sound. Our reputation for high quality outdoor experiences has been built on low instructor to participant ratios, meaning you get more time to do the rad stuff! Here at Team Pinnacle, we love all things vertical and we’re looking forward to sharing our passion with you.

THE FINE PRINT

• All participants must complete a waiver prior to beginning the activity. Participants under 18 years of age will require a parent or guardian to sign their waiver
• Minimum participant age is 15 years old (participants 15-18 years old must be accompanied by an adult)
• Not recommended during pregnancy
• In the event of serious weather conditions, the session may be rescheduled
• This activity takes place in  Glass House Mountains National Park. There are no toilet facilities on or near the mountain, so consider making a pitstop at the Puma Service Station on Steve Irwin Way or at Matthew Flinders Park on Steve Irwin Way before the activity.
• Spectators are required to attend the safety briefing
• All spectators under the age of 18 are required to be accompanied and supervised by an adult

Please ensure that you are aware of our full terms and conditions  including our cancellation policy before booking.