Located in the southern part of the World Heritage Listed, Daintree National Park, Mossman Gorge is one of the few places in the country that visitors can gain an insight into the lives, culture and beliefs of Australia’s Indigenous population and their connection to the natural environment.
Turn west off the Captain Cook Highway at Mossman onto Johnston Road (opposite the State School). Follow the road through to the Mossman Gorge Centre to park. Well signposted.
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The walk starts from Rex Creek Bridge, which is at the end of the Baral Marrjanga walk from the bus stop
Head left along the circuit and follow the paved and well trodden path. The walk is well signed with lots of information about the park and the flora and fauna. At points there are two turn offs to see Rex and Wurrmbu creeks, the latter being about 200 metres return.
There's no footpath or pedestrian access from the car park to the Gorge. The road leading to the Gorge is narrow and dangerous. A shuttle bus service runs every 15minutes, for which a fee is payable ($9.10/adult - 2016).
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