This is a great little free tree top walk through some lovely dense rainforest in Lamington National Park. Entry to the park is free and the tree top walk and tree climb are also free. The tree climb is set of ladders extending vertically from the tree top walk. It Read more [...]

This is probably one of the best waterfalls in South East Queensland. A waterfall flows into a hole in the roof of a cave. Glow worms light the roof of the cave at night time. A must see waterfall.

A shaded walk through dense rainforest takes you to a very nice lookout over Cameron Falls. There is also a loop walk which follows sandy creek and leads up to the waterfall. Total distance is 2.6km return. The picnic area by the carpark includes a lookout, toilets and BBQ’s.

Climb 52 meters up this tree to a viewing platform below a still functional fire watch tower. The last bit of this climb is basically a vertical ladder so hold on tight and make every step count!

Gloucester Tree Pemberton is a 72 metre fire lookout built on top of a tree. Climb the metal spikes all the way to the top. It’s a really good view from the top if your aren’t afraid of heights!

Very interesting rock feature in the sea forming a huge canal. Climb to the top of the rocks and watch huge waves smash into the canal.

The Punyelroo Cave is a sandstone cave inside the cliff face along the River Murray. (It is often misspelt Punyelaroo or Punyaleroo cave). There is a major folk in the cave and there are two major tunnels to explore and both go a few hundred meters into the cliff face. Read more [...]

There’s no public access into Golgotha Cave however the entrance to the cave is quiet a sight in itself. I was lucky enough to meet some geo’s who showed me the inside! Golgotha Cave is located along Caves Road near Boranup the fairy forest.

Wallcliffe Cave is located just upstream from the mouth of Margaret River. There area few ways  you can get to it. The most interesting way is to walk along the southern bank of the river in the water. Probably best to do in summer. Or you can hire a kayak if Read more [...]

Dave Evans Bicentennial tree is a 75 metre tree climb not for the faint hearted. Originally built as a fire watch tower, it is now open to the public. It is a very impressive climb up a series of large metal spikes. At the top a multilevel man made tree Read more [...]