Rainforest Circuit

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Rainforest Circuit (KML)

For a quick introduction to the rainforest, follow the Border Track for 500m, then branch right and return to the picnic area. A self-guiding brochure, produced by the Lamington Natural History Association is available at the Information Centre, the Lamington Teahouse and at Binna Burra Lodge.

Bird Watching

No Dogs Permitted

Rainforest

862m

Maximum Elevation

52m

Total Climb

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Getting there

Allow 70 min from Broadbeach. Drive 38 km to Beechmont via Nerang. From the north, take Pacific Motorway exit 69 and follow the signs west to Lamington National Park—Binna Burra. Follow Binna Burra Rd driving past the Information Centre until you reach the end of the road (the carpark for the walks and cafe).

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Route/Trail notes

A detailed description of the walk!

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GPS Tracks

Rainforest Circuit (KML)

Comments

I took my 86 yr old parents around this lovely little walk and saw a group of while-tailed black cockatoos feeding at close range. Lovely!
Kaz Manley on 15 Jul, 2024

Late arvo is my fave time to enjoy the sun setting from the western part of the trail.
Wanderlust on 10 Dec, 2023

I did this with my parents who are 86. They loved it. They were visiting from Southern Victoria. In the past, I've done Daves Creek with them up here. Dad also did some of the Caves Circuit - peering over the fence to the Coomera Gorge.
Kaz Manley on 13 Oct, 2023

This is a nice, short rainforest walk. Crisp, clean air and shady in most spots. Great for people who have trouble walking long distances.
NatureFan77 on 17 Feb, 2021

This walk was amazing, the awesomeness of the cave which currently contains a large bee hive is only surmounted by the views from the head just beyond the cave.
Currently a section of the walk is closed for bushfire recovery.
Peter Hill on 16 Oct, 2020

Easy as nice walk
Kcdixon on 12 May, 2019

Really easy walk & a great one if you’ve got young children. Always lots of pademelons if your quiet & vigilant.
Steve Batho on 25 Nov, 2017

Good to take young ones on to introduce them to the rainforest!
dalehikes on 4 Mar, 2017

Did this walk accidentally. Took a wrong turning which brought me back to where I started haha. Was pleasant enough with information on the surrounding wildlife
Samuel Armstrong on 7 Jan, 2017

Nice, easy walk
Annie on 16 Feb, 2016

Very simple walk, very informative signs about the history, flora and fauna along the way.
rob.bushman on 7 Jun, 2014

A good self interpretive walk the details some of the native rainforest tree species present around you. A good easy walk to pass the time
Viking on 25 Nov, 2013