The Airlie Creek Track
Highlights
- Explore the 850-metre Airlie Creek Track, winding through rare flora and fauna in Conway National Park.
- Encounter unique species like the Whitsunday Bottle Tree and endangered Proserpine Rock Wallaby amidst tranquil forest surroundings.
- Marvel at scenic natural rock pools while enjoying views of the Coral Sea and Whitsunday Islands on your return journey.
- Breathe in the fresh air as you walk beneath magnificent fig trees and subtropical plants, perfect for nature lovers.
The 850-meter Airlie Creek Track gently ascends the hill behind Airlie Beach in Conway National Park. This gravel path features rare flora and fauna, including the Whitsunday Bottle Tree and the endangered Proserpine Rock Wallaby, both unique to this region. As you walk through the tranquil forest, you’ll encounter magnificent fig trees, subtropical plants, and beautiful native birds. The trail leads to scenic natural rock pools.
On your return journey, you’ll be treated to views of the stunning blue Coral Sea and the Whitsunday Islands framed by lush greenery.
Walking time: Allow one hour.
Access: From Waterson Way, Airlie Beach.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.