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Summary

Wooroonooran National Park offers visitors a variety of recreational opportunities. Walshs Pyramid provides a challenging hiking trail not far from Cairns, while Goldsborough Valley offers opportunities for canoeing, mountain biking, walking and camping. Josephine Falls features a cascading waterfall and the beginning of the trail up Queensland’s highest mountain—Bartle Frere, while Palmerston (Doongan) is renowned for beautiful rainforest, wild rivers, steep gorges, cascading waterfalls and the Mamu Rainforest Canopy Walkway

Walks

Medium
6km
3hrs

Nandroya Falls

 

Nandroya falls is a spectacular waterfall, the walk is on a well worn track through thick jungly rainforest - lots to see!

Easy
1.2km
1hr

Tchupala Falls

 

an easy walk from the Henrietta creek campsite

v.Hard
6.6km
6hrs

Walsh's Pyramid

 

A very steep walk up the highest free standing pyramid in the world (~922 metres, that you start from sea level)

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Access

Starts just south of Gordonsvale, approximately 20 minutes south of Cairns down the Bruce Highway

Maps

http://derm.qld.gov.au/parks/wooroonooran/pdf/wooroonooran-np-map.pdf

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