Bush Heritage Paperbark Forest Boardwalk

Lovely board walk with stepping stone type feature.
Picnic area at the start of the walk which the trail loops back too.
The walk makes for lovely photos.
Not a trail walk for wheelchair bound
No toilet facilities available however the trail is not far from the town.
Worth dropping in for a look.

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Short and very lovely walk.
400 meters long, so it will only take around 5-10 minutes max.
It looks like something from some magical books.
The trees are so beautiful.
Well worth it !!

The paperbarks and climbing maiden hair ferns are stunning. A beautiful short walk. The narrow timber walkways and "stepping stone" pillars are a refreshing change from the typical imposing boardwalks.

Amazing little walk, only short and great for young kids

I've been here a couple of times both in the wet and dry season. This place is stunning anytime but the novelty of taking your shoes of and experiencing it in the wet season is a must. A easy, stunning walk if you have balance. There's pillars and narrow board walks so not ideal for those who need any kind of assistance.

Easy 400m walk through a small section of forest including paperbark, climbing maidenhair and palm. Rated as a level 3 walk due to raised stepping stones.

400m of a flat walk along boardwalks, sandy trails, and fun round cement steps.

The paperbark trees are mature and confident in their place. Lots of ferns cover the forest floor and hug the base of trees.

The light shifts constantly here with the wind allowing rays of sun to cast through to the lower forest below, an ever changing natural lightshow.

Highly enjoyable easy walk.

Very worth the short walk. Feels lush and almost other-worldly. The narrow boardwalk and the occasional raised step-treads were fun features. I had never seen climbing maidenhair fern before!

Wow, randomly stumbled across this little gem. Just a very short walk around the loup and track. My partner helped a lady across as she was a bit unstable on her feet. It's an incredible little hidden beauty. Highly recommend.
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I loved this beautiful short walk through the paperbark forest. The stepping stones are super cute, especially when surrounded by water, the pale trees pop against the lush green ferns that climb upwards. The sheer number of trees creates the illusion of a wall in some areas, trippy 🐍

So enjoyed this little gem! Was a great little family experience.
It has a variety of walking ground to not disturb natural growth. Like partial two slate wide board walks and stepping stones through at times water. So it would be wise to be with young ones that are confident walkers the same with elderly.
My only negative is, I wish it was longer, I was enjoying it so much!
The town itself has many things to offer like cafes and other many natural beauties. A must visit!

A must do walk, only 15 mins easy walk as well. Take your time and look around!

Absolutely wonderful place to visit! Grade 3 walking track. 10 minute loop including time to stop and soak up your surroundings while grabbing a few photos.

A nice quick walk that can be done with no preparation and literally wearing anything (maybe if it were raining, you’d need better footwear). Many of us who did it (didn’t see that many people along the way as we did go in the morning) were wearing slides or thongs. It’s an easy walk through, on some dirt tracks, some boardwalks and some true stumps. It is quite unique as you don’t see much like this anywhere! It reminds me of Alice in Wonderland!

Parking is just by the road (on a dirt area), and there’s heaps. No formal lines or anything! Make sure you drive slowly as you near it or you might miss the entrance!

Pure magick...to meander through these gentle trees is to step out of human reality...a reminder to donate to Bush Heritage and support the important work they are doing to preserve our truly unique environment.

Very interesting short walk in the close vicinity to Agnes Waters.
I went there after the rains so the water was right up to the boardwalk and at places an inch higher.
The paperbark trees make a very interesting backdrop to the boardwalk experience.

Be careful when wet as there is a good chance you might mis a step and land up in the water .

Ample parking.

With the birds' humming being the soundtrack and the brilliantly coloured floras being the backdrop, it feels just like a dream walking in such breathtaking beauty.

Great walk. If you look closely, you will find a myriad of flora and fauna along your walk.

A pleasant short walk through a special natural area of interest. It obviously can get quite wet after rain but the raised boardwalk and "stepping stones" make it quite manageable. No toilets but you are not far from the rest of town where they are available. Just a nice walk and the trees are beautiful.

Beautiful walk, albeit very short. It took about 10 minutes. You can even do the loop twice. I loved the paperbark trees and the informative signs about the plants.