Summary

The Northern Most point in QLD.

History

Any interesting history for the region?

Features

What are the standout bushwalking features?

Access

How do you get there? Include all access points if there are many?

Maps

Which maps cover the region?

Accommodation

Where can I stay there? or near there?

Camping

Council Areas:

1. Burke Shire 
2. Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire
3. Capentaria Shire
4. Croydon Shire
5. Mareeba Shire
6. Etheridge Shire
7. Tablelands Reginoal
8. Cassowary Coast Regional
9. Cairns Regional
10. Douglas Shire
11. Cook Shire
12. Aurukun Shire
13. Torres Shire
14. Lockhart Reiver Aboriginal Shire

Contact details

Contact details for National Park offices or similar...

Walks in Wooroonooran National Park

Medium

4 km return

1 hr

North Johnstone River Lookout

Along the Palmerston Highway this walk offers spectacular views of the North Johnstone River

Easy

1.4 km return

45 mins

Tchupala Falls

Beautiful, short track through to Tchupala falls via rainforest.

Easy

1.4 km return

45 mins

Wallicher Falls

Fantastic, short, easy walk to Wallicher Falls. Tchupala Falls is off the same track so do both while you're here.

Very Hard

6.2 km return

7 hrs

Walsh's Pyramid

A very steep walk up the highest free standing pyramid in the world. You start at 20 metres, to the top at 884 metres.

Medium

11 km return

2.75 hrs

Windin Falls Tail

Wonderful walk to the top of the epic Windin Falls. Approximately 90mins each way from the car park. 11kms return.
Access is via Gourka Road, which is off Topaz Road, out from Malanda. You will see signs to both Windin Falls and Battle-Frere Western Approach. Head to the left, following Windin Falls signage.

The track is pretty easy, a couple of inclines but not too steep. One steep section, not very long, when you are approaching the creek/falls.
Rainforest landscape. Be aware of leeches.

This was a bloody fantastic walk with a stunning valley view. Highly recommend.