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Relaxing rainforest sightseeing tour, suitable for all ages. Naturalist guides, walks, swimming.
Wooroonooran National Park is located away from the beaten tourist tracks so you can revitalise yourself in tranquil rainforest settings. In addition to the educational first-hand rainforest experience, we also include fun activities you may never have experienced before.
Driving time is very short and you will spend a great time in the diverse locations described below.
We visit 5 out of the following 6 locations on a day tour (depending on seasonal and weather conditions).
Don't miss this chance of an unforgettable day in the rainforest!

	Eubenangee Swamp
	This wetland is like Kakadu National Park on a smaller scale. This is bird and crocodile watching at its best! (Binoculars are provided.)

	Johnstone River Crocodile Farm
	Cuddle a crocodile or a python for your souvenir photo. Join the amazing crocodile feeding show and take close-up photos of these ancient creatures. Hand feed kangaroos and emus, and meet the endangered Cassowary.
	Roscoe’s Restaurant
	Enjoy the finest tour lunch in North Queensland, an Italian-Australian buffet with a great variety of exquisite dishes.
	English: daily German: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday Mandarin: Monday, Wednesday, Friday French: Monday, Wednesday, Friday Italian: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; August also Sunday Spanish: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday Japanese: Daily
	Josephine Falls
	Josephine Falls is a secluded freshwater swimming hole, hidden in the tropical rainforest. A series of waterfalls flow into large pools surrounded by boulders. Rainforest trees hang over the water, keeping it cool and refreshing. We take a short walk to a series of dramatic cascading waterfalls amidst the lush tropical rainforest. Take the plunge in the exciting natural rockslide (life vests are provided for children).
Babinda Boulders
We walk to the spectacular gorge and listen to the ancient Aboriginal legend about the creation of the Boulders. Snorkel and swim in a freshwater pool (masks and snorkels provided). Learn about the underwater world of freshwater fish, turtles and crustaceans.
Goldsborough Valley
This is the former site of a gold rush and the former home of the Malanbarra Clan. On the walk to Kearney's Falls, you will learn about Aboriginal life in this ancient upland rainforest.
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The Goldfield Trail is a one-day trek into remote, World Heritage rainforest. This is a genuine Queensland-style wilderness experience.
	Leave civilization behind you and join us on this incredible adventure! This one-day expedition allows you to travel very light so you won't suffer under a heavy backpack.   1 Day includes Lunch   $129   Child (8 - 14 yrs)   $99           Make enquiry
The 19km (12 miles) trail follows country that ranges in hiking difficulty from easy flat land to undulating country. The World Heritage Listed Wooroonooran National Park is located in a valley between the two tallest mountains of Queensland, Mt. Bartle Frere (1622m) and Mt. Bellenden Ker (1592m), and is a short drive south of Cairns. Aborigines used the trail for thousands of years, as later did gold prospectors. This rainforest contains refuge areas where some species of wildlife and plant life exist unchanged for millions of years. You will experience spectacular scenery every step of the way. After lunch on some large rocks in the middle of the East Mulgrave River, you can revitalize yourself in the crystal-clear freshwater swimming holes.
The marvellous rainforest locations we visit are remote and we seldom meet other hikers. Frequently encountered animals include colourful parrots, butterflies, kingfishers, wild pigs and occasionally, the king of the rainforest, the Cassowary.
If you like fresh air, natural beauty, exercise, and the chance to learn about the natural world we live in, the Goldfield Trail tour is for you.

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