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Jumrum Creek Track
Kuranda, Tablelands Area

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Free Entry - Entry Information

Email:

info@derm.qld.gov.au

Web:

www.derm.qld.gov.au

Description

Jumrum Creek Conservation Park protects a small pocket of rainforest on the edge of Kuranda village. A 750 metres path and boardwalk winds through the rainforest to the creek and then climbs up to meet Barron Falls Road.

This little patch of rainforest feels quite remote from the village, just a short distance away. At times, spectacled flying-foxes camp here, chattering and squabbling in the tree tops.

It is possible to return via the same route or to take a longer loop walk by crossing Barron Falls Road and following the Jungle Walk and then the River Walk along the bank of the Barron River to Coondoo Street, near the railway station.

About the Walk

Distance:

3 kilometres

Duration:

1 hour

Category:

Short Walk

Difficulty:

Easy

Type:

Circuit

Start Point:

Visitor Information Centre Kuranda.

Walk Highlights

• Rapids of Jumrum Creek
• Riparian forest

Walk Hints

This circuit is an easy 1 hour stroll suitable for the whole family.

There are signposts at each section of the walk.

Best Time To Go

The dry season from May to October is the best time to visit.

Property Details

Facilities

• Car park
• Shaded Area
• Walking Tracks

Activities

• Animal Watching
• Birdwatching
• Walking

Other Information

Further Details:
The dry season from May to October is the best time to visi the Jumrum Creek Track. Highlights along the way include: rainforest, Jumrum Creek and Riparian Forest. The track is three kilometres return, has an easy classification and should take one hour to complete. This track is an easy 1 hour stroll suitable for the whole family. There are signposts at each section of the walk.

How To Get There:
Kuranda is 27 kilometres from Cairns via the Captain Cook and Kennedy highways. The track starts in the middle of Kuranda village.

Free Entry

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Jumrum Creek Conservation Park
Kuranda
Queensland 4872 Australia

Contact Details

Email:

info@derm.qld.gov.au

Web:

www.derm.qld.gov.au