The Big Tree
Just a short walk from the carpark, stands a huge arboreal specimen. A variety of Stringy Bark (Eucalyptus Obliqua). 16m in circumference at the base, an estimated 400…

Hidden half an hour inland from the coast, Dip Falls has largely remained a local secret.
Spectacular after a heavy rainfall, this two-tiered waterfall is unique in its stepped appearance. Its unique block-like formation can be appreciated from multiple viewing platforms and walking trails.
Wander just a few minutes’ drive along the road, and you can take in Big Tree - the name perfectly describes this towering gum with a 17m girth!
Make a day of it
Just a short walk from the carpark, stands a huge arboreal specimen. A variety of Stringy Bark (Eucalyptus Obliqua). 16m in circumference at the base, an estimated 400…
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