
Tree Top Walk
30-45 minutesFree entry
Walk 180 meters across nine suspension bridges hanging 16 meters above the rainforest floor. Climb the 30-meter observation deck in a giant strangler fig tree for higher views.

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The Green Mountains section is the most visited part of Lamington National Park. It features the famous eco-retreat and canopy walkways.
This area serves as the main hub for park visitors. You can walk 16 meters above the ground, hand-feed wild parrots, and hike to waterfalls.
Entry to the park and the canopy walkway is free. The retreat sits 1,000 meters above sea level, making the air 5 to 8°C cooler than the coast.

30-45 minutesFree entry
Walk 180 meters across nine suspension bridges hanging 16 meters above the rainforest floor. Climb the 30-meter observation deck in a giant strangler fig tree for higher views.

1-2 hoursDining and bird feeding
This historic eco-resort is the perfect base camp for your visit. Grab lunch or stock up on approved birdseed to feed the wild Crimson Rosellas and King Parrots. Only use seed purchased from the gift shop to protect the animals.

4.4 km return1.5 - 2 hours
Hike this 4.4-kilometer return track for a lookout over Morans Falls plunging into the gorge. You get clear views across the Albert River valley.

3.1 km return1 hour
Take this easy, partially wheelchair-accessible 3.1-kilometer return track through booyong rainforest. It ends at a scenic lookout showing the Lost World plateau. Watch for Albert's lyrebirds scratching in the leaf litter along the trail.
