Paperbark Trail (0.4km), Reedy Creek Reserve, Queensland

Paperbark Trail is a 400m, grade 3 hike located in the Reedy Creek Reserve, Queensland. The hike should take around 20 mins to complete.

Length: 400m

Duration: 20 mins

Grade: 3

Style: Return

Start: Unit 6/569 Springs Rd

End: Unit 6/569 Springs Rd

Location: Reedy Creek Reserve

Closest town: Agnes Water

Queensland

From state capital: 487km

Longitude: 151.9327572

Latitude: -24.24451469

Hike summary

The clicking and humming of distinctive frog calls will provide nature's soundtrack as you weave your way around the circular paperbark trail in Reedy Creek Reserve.

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Reedy Creek Reserve, home to an intact patch of endangered Queensland coastal forest, has some very special neighbours. One of them, the Loggerhead Turtle, is among the biggest marine turtles on earth, and regularly comes in from the Coral Sea to nest on nearby beaches that Bush Heritage manages. Another is the rare Grey Goshawk, which has been spotted within the reserve.

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