Today, we make our way down to Canungra Creek, then follow along its banks to Darragumai Falls, Box Log Falls, Picnic Rock and picturesque Elabana Falls. This adventure is a photographer's paradise as we witness clear mountain water cascades from high in the forest, plunging into deep swirling pools, over rocky faces and down the rainforest valley.
Wander along the trails surrounded by stunning giant pink-barked brush box, Antarctic beech and piccabeen palms - the brush box in this World Heritage area have been radiocarbon-dated at 1,500 years, making these giants the oldest carbon-dated trees on Australia's mainland.
Consider staying on afterwards to visit the rangers office to view the collection of interesting stories and botanical information they have on display
As with any mountain adventure it is advisable to have a rain jacket or poncho, the weather takes on its own personality and can change without notice. Due to the terrain your hosts will not be carrying tea & coffee, however we will delve into the AW Pantry and have a treat for you to enjoy along the way.
● Waterfalls
● World Heritage Gondwana Rainforest
● Diverse Vegetation
● Bird Calls
● Fingers crossed, a glimpse of the Lamington NP Blue Crayfish
Adventurous Women® Walk Hosts, Caron & Kat
National Park Fees
Home made treats from the AW QLD Pantry
Transport to/from
- Comfortable walking boots/shoes
- Poles (if you normally use them)
- Min 2/3 litres of water
- Personal First Aid
- Sun protection
- Insect repellent
- Lunch and Snacks
- Rain Jacket/Poncho
Notice of cancellation must be in writing, with an email as an acceptable form of communication, directly to Adventurous Women with the following conditions:
No refund is available after departure of a walk or tour has commenced.
