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2
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90
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Maguk (Barramundi Gorge)
Kakadu National Park
This dazzling waterfall spills from steep gorge walls into a pristine natural pool. A short monsoon rainforest walk delivers you to this stunning location where lush vegetation and beautiful wildlife is found.
Rainbow pitas, emerald doves and spangled drongos are common here while endemic Anbinik trees – the biggest trees in Stone Country – find refuge in the forest. You emerge near the end of the trail into a bouldered river section. From here you can continue on the marked trail across the river to the main plunge pool set in an immense stone amphitheatre.
Reach it via the Maguk walk, an hour’s drive south of Cooinda.
2
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90
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Jim Jim Falls
Kakadu National Park
Immerse yourself in rugged natural surroundings as you navigate challenging walking tracks to the Arnhem Land plateau.
Jim Jim Falls features a 2 km return walk through monsoon forest and over boulders to a deep pool. The waterfall flows from the start of the tropical summer until mid-July.
6
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6
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Barrk Marlak Walk
Kakadu National Park
FEATURES: Rugged ascent to the top of the escarpment,
through Anbinik forests and across exposed
sandstone heath country to the top of Jim Jim Falls.
DISTANCE: 6 km return
TIME: Allow 4–6 hrs
GRADE: Difficult, steep climb, marked track.
6
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return
6
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Twin Falls Escarpment Walk
Kakadu National Park
Twin Falls escarpment walk
FEATURES: Hike to the top of the Arnhem Land escarpment,
pass through monsoon vine forest and admire
ancient sandstone formations from the lookout.
Follow the creek to the track’s end.
DISTANCE: 6 km return
TIME: Allow 6 hrs
GRADE: Difficult, marked track.
800
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30
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Bukbukluk Lookout
Kakadu National Park
A lovely little spot for a picnic lunch, this short, pretty walk is suitable for all the family.
Enjoy views of old Goodparla Station and the southern hills and ridges.
3
km
return
90
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Mamukala Wetlands
Kakadu National Park
Mamukala wetlands is a bird-lover’s dream. This short walk allows bird-watchers to see an astonishing variety of bird life.
Birdlife
Nestled into the paperbarks is an observation platform that allows you to quietly view the birdlife, there is also a mural that illustrates the seasonal changes that occur throughout the year.
With large numbers of magpie geese, kites, comb-crested jacanas, cormorants, willie wagtails, purple swamp hens, finches and kingfishers that congregate in this magnificent billabong this makes for one of the best birdwatching areas in Kakadu.
If you are lucky you may even spot an agile wallaby or the occasional crocodile loitering around the edge of the billabong.
3.4
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return
90
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Tjaynera (Sandy Creek)
Litchfield National Park
There is a moderate 1.7km track leading to the Tjaynera falls swimming hole.
500
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return
30
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The Lost City
Litchfield National Park
The Lost City is a series of impressive towering sandstones in Litchfield National Park. The vast array of these rock formations gives the impression of ancient city ruins.
Access to The Lost City is via a 4WD access road from Litchfield Park Road between Buley Rockhole and Tolmer Falls.
The 10km dirt track can be of varying difficulties depending on the time of year.
The attraction closes during the wet season when the track becomes completely impassable.
Camping is not allowed and there are no facilities.
500
m
return
10
mins
Garraan-gurr Walking Track (Orara East State Forest)
New South Wales
Loop walk that starts at Sealy Lookout. Sweeping views towards Coffs Harbour coastline.
1.3
km
return
30
mins
Gumgali Walking Track (Orara East State Forest)
New South Wales
Return walk to Korora Lookout with panoramic views towards Coffs Harbour coastline.
