Safety advice: Tropical Cyclone Alfred
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Spot wildlife, enjoy tantalising creek views and discover the famed Broadwater fig on this circuit walk through lush riparian rainforest.
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A wheelchair-accessible boardwalk leads from the southern end of the Broadwater day-use area and brings you to the imposing white fig, known as the Broadwater fig, a magnificent (although slightly battered) tree that has survived recent cyclones.
The circuit track continues through endangered riparian rainforest featuring fan palms, black beans, Alexandra palms, strangler figs, bird's nest ferns and staghorn ferns. Enjoy views of Broadwater Creek along the way. As you walk, listen and look for rainforest birds such as noisy pittas, wompoo pigeons, emerald doves, orange-footed scrubfowl and spotted catbirds. Relax with a picnic in the day-use area after your walk.
The Rainforest walk is in Broadwater, Abergowrie State Forest, 47km north-west of Ingham.
The Rainforest walk begins from the Broadwater day-use area, 16km along an unsealed access road from the entrance to the state forest.
For more information see visiting safely and getting there and getting around.
The boardwalk at the start of the Rainforest walk, as well as the toilets and showers in the nearby Broadwater camping area, and shelter shed in the Broadwater day-use area are wheelchair-accessible.
Rainforest walk is open 24 hours a day.
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For more safety information see Visiting Broadwater, Abergowrie safely and Walk with care.
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