The Mamu Rainforest Canopy walkway allows visitors to explore the rainforest from the forest floor to the canopy, in comfort and safety (meaning: you don't have to climb a tree). The walkway passes through one of the largest remaining continuous stands of complex vine forest on basalt soils in the Wet Tropics.
The walkway features a 350m elevated walkway, rising from ground level to 15m high in the canopy of lush tropical rainforest and a 10m cantilever and a 37m high observation tower with two viewing decks, providing spectacular views over the North Johnstone River gorge and surrounding rainforest-clad peaks of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.
The walkway features a 350m elevated walkway, rising from ground level to 15m high in the canopy of lush tropical rainforest and a 10m cantilever and a 37m high observation tower with two viewing decks, providing spectacular views over the North Johnstone River gorge and surrounding rainforest-clad peaks of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.
On the walkway
river view
Sebastian and Anna love the views.
You can see many kinds of creeping and climbing plants working their way towards the sunlit canopy. This one is a native monstera clambering up a tree. The photo below shows the actual canopy of the tree which the monstera has not reached yet.
The 37m high tower
Views from above
Smile, family photo!
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