Wonga Walk

It's a beautiful place, but don't go if there is a chance of rain! We started our 6km walk in fine weather but it turned quickly mid-walk. Walking through the rain was lovely and the mist added to the experience, but then it got heavier and the paths started flooding. I still didn't mind the experience up to this point. Then while standing at the second waterfall, my daughter asked what the thing on her poncho was... it was a leech. From that moment on, we were pulling leeches off ourselves the whole way back. Hubby was the only one who kept count and he pulled 26 off himself alone. It was a very hasty return to the Rainforest Centre indeed! Then the sculptures outside it made sense to us! They must be a regular feature on the Wonga Walk.

A well paved walk with two suspended bridges past waterfalls. Epic straggling figs and variety of trees. Grand ferns and wait o while. Seats along way with glimpses of valley views, with beautiful birds, even saw a female lyre bird but was to quick to photograph ! hidden art, informative displays of birds and trees. One of the best rainforest short paved walks ever been on. went late afternoon and not a single other person. Except for the road traffic noise in the distance was pretty close to perfect on the enjoyment scale.

Wonderful rainforest walk along 2 waterfalls and a lookout. Highly recommend to do the full 6.5km. We spotted a noisy pitta, who was too quick to photograph and a male paradise riffle bird. Amazing to watch! Just take your time and keep your ears and eyes open.

Nice nature walk. Lots of impressive trees and probably birds if you manage to come at the right time. We only spotted some wooden birds. Nice for kids to spot, I guess. Very well maintained boardwalk - relatively easy to reach.