Paid-members only Paluma Range National Park Cairn Creek Cairns Creek is a unique creek in Paluma Range due to the overflow of Gold Creek in flood.
Members only Paluma Range National Park Upper Gold Creek Upper Gold Creek is a long circuit but you are rewarded with a lush rainforest walk through a flat sandy creek bed. This off-track walk showcases some of Paluma's highlights, such as Foxlee's Lookout, Gold Creek Falls, and Crystal Creek Falls.
Members only Paluma Range National Park Double Barrel Creek This fern-filled creek is in the heart of Paluma Range National Park and best done during or just after the wet season when there's a bit of flow in the creek. There are no large waterfalls in this creek but there are several small cascades.
Members only Paluma Range National Park Dolby Creek and upper Crystal Creek On this hike you will see both Dolby and Crystal Creeks, Dolby's and Johnstone's huts, an array of water races, and several mines of varying sizes. So, whether you are a history buff or nature and landscape enthusiast, there is something for everyone here. This is a fantastic full-day hike!
Paluma Range National Park Paluma Range Road Hidden Waterfalls Most of these waterfalls only come to life after heavy rain and flood events. With gorgeous creeks and waterfalls at every corner, this journey makes for a great photography trip.
Paluma Range National Park The Rock Slides (Nolan's Gully) Located one hour north of Townsville in Paluma Range National Park, Nolan's Gully rock slides has several waterfalls to jump from, rocks to slide on, and pools to swim in.
Paluma Range National Park How to get to Paradise Waterhole, Big Crystal Creek Paradise Waterhole, also known as Paradise Lagoon, is only a short walk from the Crystal Creek day-use area. Here, you can relax and unwind while the kids jump into the water and have a swim.
Paid-members only Paluma Range National Park Patterson Gorge Patterson Gorge is the headwaters of Black River. The upper reaches are filled with boulder-lined streams with steep valley sides. The catchment area then trickles down the range passing under the Greenvale Line bridge and then reaching the bottom of Hervey Range where it has a sandy bottom.
Paluma Range National Park Discover Gold Creek Falls Gold Creek Falls is a beautiful, 50-metre terraced waterfall system in Paluma Range National Park. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the inviting pool at the top before heading back down or continuing along Bullocky Tom's Track.
Members only Paluma Range National Park Lower Crystal Creek This route takes you down the lower part of Crystal Creek via one of three routes. Rock hopping skills will afford you spa-like pools, swimming, and waterfalls along the way.
Paluma Range National Park Stinky Creek This creek is a small rainforest stream but can flash flood as it's used to pump water from Paluma Dam to Crystal Creek at the base of the range where the Intake Plant picks up the water again.