Story Bridge Adventure Climb Visual Story
Arrival
Carpark
The Howard Smith Wharves carpark is easily accessible from Ivory St, leading to a modern, multi-level parking area. The architecture features a mix of concrete and glass, with vibrant murals adding a splash of colour. The area is well-marked with clear signage and arrows guiding vehicles. The underground parking includes accessible car parking spaces.
Accessibility is enhanced by a lift from B2, providing easy access to the entrance. People are likely parking their cars, using the lift, and preparing to explore nearby attractions. The atmosphere is calm, with a sense of anticipation as visitors prepare for their activities.
Introduction
This area is where climbers receive assistance from staff in securing their safety harness. Each climber wears a safety belt harness, attached via a lanyard to the bridge safety cable for the duration of the climb.
Wooden lockers are available for storing important belongings. To the side, accessible bathrooms with grab rails are available. The space is active with people adjusting suits and harnesses, listening to instructions, and ensuring belongings are stored. Staff provide guidance, keeping the atmosphere focused on safety and readiness.
Safety Briefing
This room is a preparation area for a bridge climb, with bright yellow floors and walls featuring large, colourful graphics. Harness stations are set up for safety briefings and gear adjustments.
On one side, racks hold climbing suits, while shelves provide space for personal items. Clear pathways allow easy movement, and staff are available to assist. The space is active with participants receiving instructions and securing their gear. The atmosphere is focused and energetic, with a sense of adventure as people prepare for the climb.
Walk to the Bridge
This area is a modern outdoor space with geometric architecture and concrete materials. Groups gather here for final safety briefings before ascending in a lift. Participants with a fear of heights are advised to inform their guides ahead of time for proper assistance.
At the top, the participants, along with the guides, walk a 100m walk that leads to the bridge, where the climb begins. The experience lasts approximately 1.5 hours, including the briefing, safety demonstration, and climb route.
Entrance to the Bridge
This area is the starting point for a bridge climb adventure. The environment is industrial, with metal structures and safety railings. Participants are equipped with harnesses and carabiners, ensuring safety as they ascend. The atmosphere is one of excitement and anticipation.
Climbers begin their ascent, moving step by step along the structure. The views expand with each movement, revealing the Glass House Mountains, Moreton Bay, and the Scenic Rim. The landscape stretches far into the distance, creating a striking backdrop for the journey.
Accessibility features include secure pathways and handrails. The emotional atmosphere is adventurous, with a sense of thrill as participants embark on their journey.

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