Yes.
Anyone who can sustain moderate physical exertion up to 3.5 hours over 1.75km
should find the BridgeClimb exhilarating. If you’re 75 years of age, or over, you can climb with a Certificate of Fitness signed by your GP. Please, download this form from our website and bring it with you on the day.
Is climbing the Sydney Harbour bridge worth it?
Adrenaline junkies won’t be tested by the climb, but
the sheer uniqueness of the experience combined with the insight from climb leaders and the resulting view of the harbour makes the Sydney Bridge Climb worth the cost and effort
. As I said in lessons learnt from travelling the world, if in doubt, spend the money.
Can you climb to the top of the Sydney Harbour bridge?
But if you want a truly unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime experience,
you have to climb the Harbour Bridge itself
. You will soar 134 metres (440 feet) above sea level to enjoy some of the best views money can buy.
How long is the fastest climb to the top of the Sydney Harbor bridge?
There are three different group climbs to choose from. Since I was short on time, I chose The Express Climb, which is the fastest way to the top and takes
2.25 hours
, as opposed to the 3.5-hour original climb.
What is the best time of day to climb the Sydney Harbour bridge?
The short answer is
any time
. What makes the Bridge so amazing is that you are always guaranteed a magnificent view of the city, the harbour and its surroundings at all times of the day. We run climbs at dawn, during the day, at sunset and at night.
Is there an age limit to climb Sydney Harbour bridge?
Anyone who is
at least 8 years old
and 1.2 metres in height with a sense of adventure is welcome to challenge themselves to BridgeClimb. Please read our Health & Safety Exceptions below to ensure you’re able to Climb.
How long does it take to climb Sydney Harbour bridge?
The Sydney Bridge climb takes
about 4 hours
in duration which includes time at the start for a briefing, demonstration and getting into your harness and safety gear. You end up spending about 2.5-3 hours on the bridge.
Can you walk across the Sydney Harbour bridge for free?
While you may have heard of Bridge Climb – walking over the bridge’s arch to the summit –
there’s also a completely free Sydney Harbour Bridge walk
with equally unmissable views. There are three ways to do the Sydney Harbour Bridge walk; The free pedestrian walkway at road level. The low-cost Pylon Lookout, and.
Is the BridgeClimb safe?
BRIDGECLIMB IS COMPLETELY SAFE
They have helped more than 3.2 million people to reach the summit, from 137 countries around the world. They have a 100% safety record.
Can you bungee jump off the Sydney Harbour bridge?
Suspended over Waitemata Harbour,
you leap from the Auckland Harbour Bridge
. Take an exclusive bridge walk to the purpose-built Bungy Pod and feel the adrenaline as you plunge 131 feet (40 meters) toward the water.
Where does the Sydney Bridge Climb start?
Take Argyle Street and when you reach the Argyle Stairs (next to Sake Restaurant), take these to the top to reach
Cumberland Street
. From here, walk north along Cumberland Street. BridgeClimb is located on the western side of the street before the road snakes underneath the Bridge.
How many cars go over the Sydney Harbour bridge a day?
More than 150,000
vehicles cross the bridge each day. The bridge was built by 1400 workers, 16 of whom were killed in accidents during construction.
Can you take a camera on the Sydney BridgeClimb?
Climbers cannot take loose objects, including cameras, phones or GoPros, on the Bridge
. This is to safeguard against anything falling from the Bridge. We provide secure lockers for you to keep your camera or any loose objects in during your Climb.
How many people died building the Sydney Harbour bridge?
In all,
16 men
died in the construction of the Bridge: 14 on the Bridge and work sites and two in the quarries at Moruya. At least one survived a fall from the Bridge to the harbour below. Many more were injured.
How deep is the water under the Sydney Harbor bridge?
The tunnel falls about 55 metres (180 ft) from the northern entrance and about 35 metres (115 ft) from the southern entrance to its deepest point,
25 metres (82 ft) below sea level
.
How high is Sydney BridgeClimb?
No matter which Climb experience you choose, you’ll find yourself standing at
134 metres above sea level
, nestled in the heart of Sydney Harbour for an uninterrupted panorama of Sydney city and its surrounds.
Can you wear glasses on the BridgeClimb?
Don’t worry about the rain, it won’t dampen your experience – trust us!
Bring your own glasses or sunglasses to wear on the day of your Climb
.
How much does it cost to walk the Harbour Bridge?
Harbour Bridge climb prices
start at around $174 AUD ($120 USD) per person for the Sampler Climb
. This climb takes you up to the halfway point. Climbs to the summit are a little pricier, starting at around $267 AUS ($185 USD) for a Night Climb and around $308 AUD ($213 USD) for a Day Climb.
What do you wear to the Story BridgeClimb?
Dress code & What to bring
Please wear
comfortable clothing and enclosed rubber sole footwear
. Climb suit is provided. Cameras, mobile phones or any loose items are not permitted on the bridge. Secure lockers are provided for your personal items.
Is Sydney BridgeClimb scary?
Yes, the scariest part of the Sydney Harbour BridgeClimb that takes you some 134 metres to the top of the 84 year old span, is the flat bit at the beginning
. Go figure. Once you get into the “skeleton” of the bridge, the climb is easy.
What is Sydney Harbour bridge famous for?
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the world’s most recognisable landmarks. Not only is it
the largest steel arch bridge on the planet
, but it also spans one of the globe’s finest natural harbours.
Can dogs walk across the Harbour Bridge?
We were surprised to discover that
the Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk is definitely not dog-friendly
. Not allowed on or off-leash. The bridge walk is part of the longer Cahill Walk that begins (or ends, depending on your direction) in the Royal Botanic Gardens, where dogs are also not allowed.
How much does it cost to cross the Sydney Harbour bridge?
| Weekdays Cost | 9:30am – 4:00pm $3 | 4:00pm – 7:00pm $4 | 7:00pm -6:30am $2.50 |
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