Mossman Gorge
The Mossman River was fast flowing, cascading over rocks, and included a suspension bridge and a 4km rainforest walk. Plenty of spots for a quick dip and cool off in the side creeks that meander through the rainforest but swimming in the actual river was not advised.
The rainforest was lush and green, the tall mangled trees with huge buttresses never cease to amaze, and the sound of the flowing water all around was perfect. It’s hard to choose just a few photos and do the Gorge justice.
the suspended walkway to the suspension bridge follows the Mossman River
Side creeks below
View from bridge
Rainforest walk
A great spot to cool off at the end of the circuit, and sadly no Cassowaries spotted today
Mamu Skywalk
has a 350m elevated skywalk, 37m high observation tower which overlooks the Johnstone River and Mt Bartle Frere, and over 1km of rainforest walking track
We had an awesome interactive App downloaded to our phones which also produced this great photo border
Overlooking the Johnstone River
Mt Bartle Frere, Qlds tallest mountain 1622m, felt like it was within reach
Overlooking the Johnstone River
Mt Bartle Frere, Qlds tallest mountain 1622m, felt like it was within reach
Mamu gave us a view from a totally different aspect...looking down on the rainforest
March flies give one heck of a bite.......but this one on the top rail was so colourful so he can be my “winged” creature for the week
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