Tully Falls
Fly into Cairns and feel on top of the world at the spectacular Tully Falls National Park within hours of landing. Marvel the breathtaking views and explore this prehistoric landscape before returning home refreshed and inspired.
Whether you’re an expert bushwalker up for a challenging hike to the region’s greatest heights or a Sunday stroller looking to explore something new, there are a huge range of walks through ancient landscapes to suit every desire and ability.
Fly into Cairns and feel on top of the world at the spectacular Tully Falls National Park within hours of landing. Marvel the breathtaking views and explore this prehistoric landscape before returning home refreshed and inspired.
From exploring coastal lowland to making your way up through the clouds to a mountain peak, there are plenty of ways to explore.
From magnificent waterfalls to picture perfect panoramas, rewards are plentiful when you take a walk into the wilderness.
Get to know our famous forest, which spans 8940 square-kilometers and covers more ground than Samoa, Luxemburg and Puerto Rico, with this list of 10 things you didn’t know about the Wet Tropics.
Hit the famous waterfall circuit, uncover those less known or stretch a little further and take a dip in Australia’s widest, single-drop waterfall on the Atherton Tablelands.
The creation story of this ancient place isn’t simple, so here’s the abbreviated version of how the rainforest began some 200 million years ago.
North Queensland’s Wet Tropics World Heritage Area is a landscape of astonishing beauty and biodiversity. Craig Tansley immersed himself in this national treasure, the oldest tropical rainforest on earth and one that visitors can easily access.