Granite Gorge Nature Park — Park in Arriga

Reviews of Granite Gorge Nature Park

• Jake

  Added 2016.09.03

  A bit expensive at $12 but that does include the Wallaby feed.
• William

  Added 2016.08.02

  We started out by feeding the Wallabies at Wallaby rock which was good fun. We then headed past the weir and down into the gorge. There's two loops - one short and one long. The shorter one is about 3/4 hour and would be easy for any moderately fit person. The longer one requires a good bit of scrambling and rock hopping so requires fairly good mobility. It's hot and dry on the rock, so take ware and wear good shoes. Great views down the valley as you go.
• Logan

  Added 2015.05.03

  Good spot to come with the kids.
• Matthew

  Added 2014.10.03

  Awesome place to pet rockwallabys, brush turkeys, chickens and peacocks. Nice, but competitive hiking trail with possibilities to take a nice bath in the creek. 12 dollars entry inclusive wallaby food is a very good price!
• Seth

  Added 2014.07.29

  A great location, lovely hosts. The Gorge walks are fantastic, the wildlife abundant and camping by the water's edge is just amazing. Well worth the price.
• Jonathan

  Added 2014.02.21

  Experience this geological wonderland. The privately owned Gorge offers visitors an awesome geological wonder. Huge granite boulders form the watercourse through which crystal clear, refreshingly cool water cascades creating a myriad of pools and mini waterfalls. Add to this the Mareeba Rock Wallabies and the well thought out walking tracks and you have a special place. I am not normally one that supports paying to see natural splendour, but on this occasion it is totally worth the entrance fee, especially if you plan a picnic and a swim!!!
• Madison

  Added 2013.12.21

  We had really great time there. Many wallabies and turtles, amazing rocks and views. Don't forget to buy treats for animals on entrance) And try to do "red" track there.