Misty Mountains & Cannabullen Trail

The Misty Mountains Walking Trails are a network of over 130 kilometres of tracks, constructed through an investment of AU$6 million and a partnership between Local Government, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS), Traditional Owners, and volunteers from Conservation Volunteers Australia. The network was officially opened in August 2003.  A 5-10 minute drive from the proposed Wilderness Lodge site provides access to the Misty Mountains Walking Trails. These trails represent Australia's first network of long distance walking trails in a high altitude rainforest environment. They feature majestic waterfalls, spectacular rainforest, crystal clear creeks and magnificent vistas. Highlights include stunning views of Elizabeth Grant Falls and Cannabullen Falls and walks through some of North Queensland's most pristine rainforest.