Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk

South East Queensland

A spectacular elevated walkway through the beautiful middle and upper canopies of the rainforest. The walkway is a stable, high-tech steel structure enabling visitors to explore these canopies in a safe and secure way. It ascends gradually through the lower canopy and follows points of interest including rock pools and tumbling creeks, a butterfly lookout, local history enclosure and sheltered rest areas along the way until reaching the amazing Cantilever. This is a 40 metre long span soaring 30 metres above the valley, with spectacular views over the creek and the rainforest canopies below.

Waterfalls
Lookouts
Bird Watching
Picnic Facilities
Toilets
No Dogs Permitted
No Camping Permitted
Rainforest
37m
Maximum Elevation
379m
Total Climb

Getting there:

From Tamborine Mountain Road/Geissmann Drive turn in where signposted.

References:

Rainforest Skywalk

Route/Trail notes:

Depart from the Rainforest Eco Gallery along the walkway. Then along the pathways which gradually ascends to a lookout over Cedar Creek. The return track includes the Cantilever and follows along the fainforest floor to the Centre. There are plenty of information boards along the way.

Permits/Costs:

Entry fees apply. Open daily from 9.30am (except Christmas Day). The Birdwing Cafe provides light meals and drinks.

Other References/Comments:

Tamborine Walking Tracks

Comments

Absolutely spectacular!! So well made and maintained, well worth the small cost.

SuzyOC on 10 Apr, 2024

It is a lovely walk but not one if you are scared of heights as the platforms move.

Bobbe on 18 Nov, 2023

A very nice walk. The walking platform is not for those with a fear of heights. I watched many walking along hanging onto the rails but the view was something special. I passed on the cantilever bridge. was swaying a meter each way in the wind and not really for me.

Gordon/Susan on 28 Sep, 2022

Nice walk, we were just a bit disappointed that the tree top bridge goes only for a bit and then you just walk on the ground for the rest of the walk.. kids liked it though.

Daia on 25 Sep, 2022

Lovely

Jemma on 23 Oct, 2021

Went there with my mum and kids. They were scared at beginning, but had lots of fun at the end. We had good deserts at the cafe.

Natasha on 20 Jul, 2019

By far my favorite small walk! Such a cool place even better if the platypus are playing at the end

Kcdixon on 10 Mar, 2018

Indian Scout test ride

Stev0 on Nov, 2017

Another great visit, still a bit expensive but nevertheless. If you come between October and January you may be lucky to see some Richmond Birdwing Butterflies (I saw several).

rob.bushman on 5 Feb, 2017

We felt entry was pretty overpriced. It's a nice walk, but it's pretty short and there are other much nicer walks nearby that don't cost a cent.

amie on 30 Oct, 2016

We told Mr Four that we would surprise him today. One of the clues was that what we were doing would help him know what it feels like to be a tree!
The cost of entering the site is expensive but it is a well kept walk that is interesting for all.
Pro tip: when visiting impressive rainforests, bring dinosaur figurines for epic photos ;)

Dvette on 14 Aug, 2016

After five Tamborine walk on the rainforest floor, it was great to get a bird's eye view for a change and the kids could run along ahead in complete safety. Lots of info to read.

F.A.B. on 29 Nov, 2015

Chose to do this on the last day of 2014 and it was pretty crowded! It's something different but I didn't see any wildlife due to the loud pedestrian traffic. Nice views on a clear day.

Alice on 31 Dec, 2014

Easy access walk best done early morning to avoid crowds. Good month for viewing orchids including Sarcocilus high in the trees.

Kate on Dec, 2014

Short but a nice stroll. Don't look down if you are scared on heights.

rob.bushman on 7 Dec, 2013

Nice Walk ... Not for anybody fearing heights

DrummerJeff on 20 Oct, 2013

Came here for our wedding anniversary. Such a beautiful place.

Adam on Oct, 2013

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