Paperbark Forest Walk (CLOSED)

Closed (no public access)

The Paperbark Forest Walk is closed to the public. Sorry for any disappointment this causes. We're working on solutions around parking issues and the impacts that visitation is having on this fragile environment.

Red Rocks walking trail

While you’re in the area the Red Rocks Walking Trail is another great walk to do. It covers 6 km and will take at least 2.5 hours (return). Take plenty of water. The track hugs the coastline and provides a great contrast to the paperbark forest.

More ways you can visit

Self-guided visits

Some of our less remote properties offer the chance for a self-guided visit; perfect for an easy day trip or as part of a longer journey.

A visitor to Liffey River Reserve in Tasmania stops to read an interpretive sign on the self-guided walking trail.

Guided visits

For those who love to explore on foot, guided walks offer an immersive way to experience our reserves. See current opportunities.

A small group walking through the grasslands at Yourka Reserve in Queensland.

Seasonal camping

Seasonal campgrounds on some of our more remote reserves offer a chance to immerse yourself in these protected landscapes.

A camp site at remote Ethabuka Reserve in Queensland.

Volunteering

Whether on the ground at one of our reserves or supporting our team remotely, volunteers contribute their skills and passion to vital conservation efforts.

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Reedy Creek Paperbark Forest Walk