Meander along rainforest boardwalks and cross babbling creeks, marvelling at the ancient Myrtle beech and their impossibly wide moss-covered trunks. The understorey is so thick with fern fronds that you’ll need an eagle eye to spot wallabies, lyrebirds and flame robins that call it home. A lot of mud and fallen trees on the trail. Beware of leeches! Restroom facilities available at the trailhead.
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Dogs are allowed
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Get the app for this walkEasy walk though long. Some scrambling over fallen logs, but that's all. Walk entirely in tree fern forest. Only sounds are water and birds.
Easy with occasional scramble over fallen trees. Bring gaters and / or salt to combat leeches. There is fresh water in the creeks.
