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11
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4
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Waterfall to Heathcote
New South Wales
This walk explores the heart of Heathcote National Park, and is easily accessed with a train station at either end. Although relatively close to the start of the walk, Kingfisher Pool, next to Heathcote Creek, is a great spot to break and enjoy the park. Mirang Pool, at the northern end, also offers an opportunity to cool down before the last walk up the hill.
300
m
return
15
mins
Katoomba Cascades
New South Wales
This short walk starts at Katoomba Falls Park, on Cliff Drive. The track heads down to the popular Katoomba Cascades. There is some shade and a bench seat at the base of the falls. There are a few spots to enjoy a snack or get the feet wet on a hot day. An optional side trip can extend the walk to follow the Kedumba river to the spot it falls into the valley, a few hundred meters below, providing excellent views.
650
m
return
30
mins
Falcorostrum Loop Walking Track
Border Ranges National Park
Falcorostrum loop walking track winds its way through one of the largest stands of beech in Border Ranges National Park.
1.2
km
return
30
mins
Eubenangee Swamp
North Queensland
Well maintained track following the river then opens into farmland where you will climb a hill to the wetland lookout. High grass on both sides of the farmland track.
Good for viewing wetland birds and crocs if you're lucky (or unlucky).
500
m
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45
mins
The Archways
North Queensland
The archways walk is spectacular, with narrow passage connecting larger caverns. You'll want to take the most photos at the Art Site and the end of the Archways walk.
NOTE: There are bats in the archways. There is one small hole you are required to crawl through however there is daylight on both sides.
600
m
return
30
mins
Bauhinia Cave
North Queensland
This is a fun walk for something different. You'll wind your way down through cave passages and will have to duck or crawl to get through certain sections.
It's not very long distance or time-wise but I found I was more hesitant when it came to keeping a good pace in the dark.
645
m
return
45
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Jindalba Boardwalk
Daintree National Park
The Jindalba (meaning ‘foot of the mountain’) boardwalk explores tropical lowland rainforest. Quiet walkers may be lucky enough to see a tree-kangaroo or cassowary. Boardwalk transitions to gravel path through lush rainforest in the Daintree. This is quite close to the Daintree Discovery Centre which is well worth a visit also.
1.2
km
return
45
mins
Dubuji Boardwalk
Daintree National Park
The Dubuji (meaning ‘place of spirits’) boardwalk travels through lowland rainforest swamps and mangroves. Signs explain the survival strategies used by rainforest plants and animals. The site is close to Myall Beach and has large grassed areas with picnic shelters and toilets.
600
m
return
15
mins
Kulki Boardwalk
Daintree National Park
Kulki day-use area has a boardwalk leading from the picnic area to a viewing platform overlooking the ocean and beach. A short walk from the Kulki car park takes you to beautiful Myall Beach. Toilets and picnic tables are provided.
600
m
return
1
hr
Pompeii Cave
North Queensland
Pompeii Cave can be accessed from the Donna Cave car park, 1.8km south of Chillagoe. From the car park, a well-formed track with many steps leads through deciduous vine forest to Pompeii Cave—a cleft in the rock filled with large boulders, the remnants of a previous collapse.
Inside this small cave, look for bats sleeping high in dark crevices and rock-wallabies hopping from boulder to boulder. A short but steep climb to the bottom reveals a dark passage and some attractive formations. Be careful not to walk on or touch cave decorations such as flowstone or cave coral. Torches are required.
