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A moderately challenging hike in the town of Herberton, in the Tablelands region of Queensland. The trail begins from the Herberton Mining Museum, where parking is available. Featuring a gradual climb along some of the old mining trails of Herberton up to the Stewart Head lookout through the open ridge line of the Herberton Ranges. It is recommended to take this loop as a full day-trip with breaks along the way.

A moderately challenging hike with a steady climb in the town of Herberton. The trail in the Tablelands region of Queensland begins at the end of Magazine Road. It climb along some of the old mining trails up to the Stewart Head lookout through the open ridge line of the Herberton Ranges. There is even a swingseat where you can sit and enjoy the views. You an also do this as a loop which is called Stewart Head Trail.

Combining most of Mossman Gorge's popular tracks, this route features varied terrain as it travels through exquisite rainforest. The track begins from the shuttle bus station at Mossman Gorge day-use area. Starting with the elevated boardwalk of Baral Marrjanga Track, which meanders through the lower canopy and visits viewing platforms that offer great vantage points to observe the Mossman River and take in the picturesque mountains in the distance. Next up is Rex Creek Bridge Track, which...

This elevated boardwalk, which begins near the Mossman Gorge day-use area, is accessible to those in wheelchairs and prams and is a terrific family-friendly rainforest adventure. Wander through the lower canopy of the jungle in search of vibrantly coloured butterflies and interesting birdlife. View the Mossman River from the overlook as you take in the picturesque mountains in the distance. In the creek below, keep an eye out for saw-shelled turtles and perch.

This scenic but occasionally treacherous trail runs along the river bank before joining the Baral Marrjanga Track. It begins at the shuttle bus station in the Mossman Gorge day-use area. Observe the Mossman River tumbling past slick granite rocks and racing quickly toward the sea from viewing platforms. Look for colourful butterflies flying from bush to bush, and observe turtles with on jungle perch in the river below.