Perth sits between the Swan River and Kings Park with a CBD that's reinvented itself over the past decade. Elizabeth Quay turned dead waterfront into a buzzing precinct. Northbridge went from gritty to cultural hub. And Fremantle's still Fremantle. Your team gets to race through all of it.
River, parkland, urban laneways, and a port town 30 minutes away. Perth gives us plenty to work with.
Perth's waterfront precinct connects the CBD to the Swan River. Elizabeth Quay's bridges, public art, and open spaces create a natural starting point for any race. From there your team can head into the city's laneways, up to the Perth Cultural Centre, or along the foreshore toward the Narrows Bridge.
400 hectares of bushland and botanic gardens sitting right above the city. Kings Park gives us elevated lookouts for photo challenges, bushwalking trails for navigation tasks, and the DNA Tower for a physical challenge with panoramic views of the Swan River and Perth skyline.
Perth's cultural and nightlife quarter. Street art walls, the Art Gallery of WA, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, and a maze of small bars and restaurants. Teams navigate between cultural challenges and creative tasks in a precinct that feels completely different from the waterfront.
The port city 30 minutes from Perth CBD. Fremantle Markets, the Cappuccino Strip, heritage maritime buildings, and the Fishing Boat Harbour. We run standalone Freo races or extended half-day events that combine Perth CBD with a Fremantle leg connected by ferry.
Everything from route design to the trophy handover.
Every route is designed around Perth's unique layout. River foreshore paths, laneway shortcuts, and Kings Park trails give us route options no other city can match.
Trivia about the Bell Tower. Photo tasks at Elizabeth Quay. A timed climb up the DNA Tower in Kings Park. Decoding clues hidden in Northbridge's street art. Each task is tied to where your team is standing.
Live leaderboard tracks every team. Timed checkpoints, bonus missions, and penalties for wrong turns. The results reveal at the finish line always gets loud.
From a mining company executive retreat of 12 to an all-hands event of 250. Perth's wide open spaces mean large groups never feel cramped on the course.
Perth's dry climate means outdoor events run smoothly almost year-round. We plan for the heat in summer with shaded routes and water stations at every checkpoint.
Half-day format that fits before a team dinner, after a conference session, or as the main event for your team day. Morning and late-afternoon starts available.
Start at the waterfront, race through the CBD, climb into Kings Park for elevated challenges, and loop back down to Elizabeth Quay via the Swan River foreshore. Mixes urban and parkland. The Kings Park lookout checkpoint is the highlight every time.
A tight urban loop. Start in the Perth CBD, head north through the Cultural Centre into Northbridge's lanes, loop through the street art precinct, cut through Leederville's cafe strip, and finish back in the city. Best for teams that want a fast-paced inner-city race.
Standalone Freo race. Start at the Fremantle Markets, race through the Cappuccino Strip, navigate the heritage port buildings, tackle challenges at the Fishing Boat Harbour, and finish on Bathers Beach. A completely different feel from the Perth CBD routes.
We flew 30 people from our east coast offices to Perth for a national team event. The Elizabeth Quay to Kings Park route was stunning. One team took a wrong turn through Subiaco and still talks about it six months later. The whole event felt premium without being stuffy. Exactly what we wanted.
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