Mamu Tropical Skywalk

This is a fantastic setup. The views are amazing and there are elevated walks through the tops of the Rainforest with a 4 level platform Lookout Tower at the end of the Trail. The complete walk is about 1.2 Klms and the paths are extremely well maintained with a level 3 out of 10 difficulty level. My Wife is Physically Challenged and needs a Wheelchair 90% of the time and the Park Team were very accommodating to assist with their Polaris and drove her through the Forest walk. John was most helpful and knowledgeable. I very highly recommend the visit the views are amazing.

Very nice walk, great time of the year wasn’t to hot

A small, precious glimpse into the great rainforests which once covered NQ. Really well laid out and thoughtfully constructed in the aftermath of the destruction of the cyclones, Larry and Yasi! Well done to the owners! The staff were friendly and helpful, and it was a wonderful walk through the understory of the majestic trees of the rainforest and then above the treetops. Great views of the mountain ranges. Birds were calling but not visible in the treetops, cicadas were calling in a couple of areas, and we even saw a Musky Rat Kangaroo, albeit briefly! The rainforest is so quiet and yet so busy. Not to be missed!

Great walk and lookout. The staff are great, meeting at the entrance with information about the skywalk.

An interesting experience and walk through the forest. The skywalk gives an interesting perspective looking down rather than the usual up. The tower is a good place to relax and take in the view while you recover from the stairs climb. Having now done it, i doubt I would do it again.

We stopped in unexpectedly from our day trip to Millaa Millaa falls and Josephine falls. I’m so glad we saw it on the way! This was incredible. Lisa and Roseanne were the sweetest people I’ve met in Australia thus far. Also on the way out Lisa gave us a recommendation on where to see wild kangaroos, and not only did we see plenty, we also got to see 2 different Cassowaries out in the wild, along with 3 cassowary babies!!! This made our whole trip!

The views. The incomparable views. The paths are well maintained and the staff are very helpful. We were even handed fly swatters to take with us to deal with the march flies that were active while we were there, but they were mainly present in the carpark and near the kiosk. We did not use the audio guide, we just indulged in the sounds of the rainforest and the fresh air. The view from the cantilever lookout was stunning. Only topped by the views from the tower a little further on. The valley is so lush and so many different shades of green! It's only a short hike, and very friendly to hikers of all skull levels. Well worth the trip.

We bought discounted tickets whilst at Paronella Park. As it was mid afternoon and school holidays were over, the car park was very empty when we arrived at the Skywalk. This suited us fine . The staff were lovely, the walk beautiful, but the flies at the entrance were awful. Once we had Deet on board the pesky insects kind of left us alone. We enjoyed our time on the walk and found a tree which resembled chewy's leg. See if you can find it too. Over all we enjoyed the scenery, nature and a high walk through the trees.

Absolutely gorgeous spot, lots of information about the Ma:Mu indigenous tribe. Couldn’t recommend it enough. John and Lynn are fantastic people eager to help and educate a special shout out to them and the great work they do! Love from Ireland

Once again, there's nothing better than randomly discovering a place you've never heard of and having a fantastic time! First up, and something I'm trying to be more conscious of in my reviews, there is a long disability ramp leading from the parking area to the entry. Within the rainforest itself, there are multiple pathways, veering off and on the main walkway, that provide a lower grade (flatter/level) approach to the lookout tower. The tower itself is only accessible by stairs, however, but the views from its base are still breathtaking. To echo the sentiment of many others, John and Lyn are legends. John is very knowledgeable and safety conscious (2-way channel 26, kids!), while Lyn was happy to chat about everything from local attractions to grandkids and crocheting. A lovely couple indeed! The walk/park experience itself was wonderful. Scenic, tranquil, and utterly relaxing. The multiple info boards throughout the park help explain what you see on your travels, and really clarify the true complexities of forest existence (a battle for supremacy and survival at many levels). You will encounter animals along the way, and we witnessed many butterflies and birds, as well as a lizard that scurried across the path. No cassowaries, though, but that's maybe a good thing! Last but not least, ice blocks and drinks are also available, and toilets are located at the entry/exit point. It's wise to go before you commence your journey. Overall, Mamu Tropical Skywalk is a highly rewarding, affordable way to spend a couple of hours. It's a great way to immerse yourself in nature while simultaneously getting some exercise. Best of all, register your name and details and you're eligible for free entry for the next two years, should you return!