Canyoning footwear in Australia has come a long way from Dunlop Volleys or ratty old sneakers. From Italian and Spanish tech to German precision, here’s a breakdown of some of the top canyoning boots now on the Australian radar.

Announcing the Winners of the Canyoning Australia’s 2025 Photo Competition!

Say hello to the newest member of our team… our cute little canyoning kangaroo! Grab a few of these stickers for your helmet, canyon keg and to share with your friends.

We’ve made some super cute little Canyoning Australia stickers perfect for sticking on your helmet, water bottle or canyon keg.

Get ready to snap that waterfall send or capture some magical light rays and submit for a chance to win awesome canyoning specific gear. The 2025 Canyoning Australia Photo Competition is on!

Bring your friends, make some new ones, go canyoning and relax by the fire at the February Canyoning Australia meet up on 22-23 February 2025 at Mt Wilson, NSW.

Canyoning Australia has worked with the private land owner and Mt Wilson locals to mark a new detour for canyoners walking along the Wollangambe 2 exit track in order to avoid trespassing on private land.

It’s time Australia had another canyoning festival and we’re looking for someone to spearhead the next one.

We’re excited to announce the Australian Canyoning Association is changing it’s name to Canyoning Australia.

Announcing the 2024/25 Australian Canyoning Association team.

Our Annual General Meeting will be held online on Tuesday 30 July 2024 at 7pm. Register to attend.

A multi year adventure to descend a remote waterfall in Ngarigo Country, NSW.

Many hands make light work. Join the team and help us grow canyoning in Australia.

Who said we're in an El Niño? With 3+years of La Niña weather patterns delivering more rain than we’re historically used to it’s worth discussing weather forecasting and water levels