Jindalba Boardwalk
Jindalba Boardwalk
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WorldTravla7
Cairns, Australia8,604 contributions
Jul 2020 • Friends
I love this beautiful rainforest boardwalk through the Daintree rainforest. It’s short, easy, the lush plant & tree life is amazing and cassowary sightings are common (I saw one on my first visit). It’s definitely a place I’ll keep returning to and is my favourite of the several short boardwalks in the Daintree/Cape Tribulation area.
Written 20 November 2020
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Peta B
367 contributions
Jun 2022 • Solo
The best of the short walks in the Daintree/Cape Tribulation region. I felt the Jindalba walk was magical experience compared to the other boardwalks, as they were mainly through mangroves, whereas Jindalba was through rainforest and what I could only describe as Jurassic Park atmosphere and wilderness. I could easily walk this every day and take in something different each time. Cannot recommend this enough!
Written 2 June 2022
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WorldTravla7
Cairns, Australia8,604 contributions
Dec 2020 • Friends
A friend and I completed the Jindalba Circuit walk on my latest trip to the Daintree. I had been to Jindalba Boardwalk many times but didn’t realise there was a longer circuit track until recently. After completing the Jindalba Circuit I can say that this is the perfect walk to do if you are keen to immerse yourself in the rainforest of the Wet Tropics.
The Circuit walk is a moderate in terms of difficulty and is 3km long with some uphill sections and a couple of easy rainforest creek crossings. From a botanical perspective, the walk is off the charts good, with abundant plant and tree diversity thought dense lowland Daintree rainforest. It is also cassowary habitat and you could easily spot one of these dinosaur like birds (as I have done on the boardwalk in the past). The walk encompasses the base of Mount Alexandra. You may also spot a Bennet’s tree kangaroo, musky-rat kangaroo & paradise kingfisher on the walk.
The Circuit walk is a moderate in terms of difficulty and is 3km long with some uphill sections and a couple of easy rainforest creek crossings. From a botanical perspective, the walk is off the charts good, with abundant plant and tree diversity thought dense lowland Daintree rainforest. It is also cassowary habitat and you could easily spot one of these dinosaur like birds (as I have done on the boardwalk in the past). The walk encompasses the base of Mount Alexandra. You may also spot a Bennet’s tree kangaroo, musky-rat kangaroo & paradise kingfisher on the walk.
Written 20 July 2021
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Linda K
Millthorpe, Australia20 contributions
Aug 2020 • Solo
I stopped here on the way back from cape trib and did the bigger walk as well as thr board walk.. about 45 minutes easy stroll. A few little hills to get your heart rate up but a nice intro level walk in the rain forest
Written 7 August 2020
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Jan T
Leidschendam, The Netherlands1,409 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
The parking lot of Jindalba Boardwalk (gps -16.238604, 145.4321809) is after the parking lot of the Discovery Center. Google maps does not know the road but Openstreetmap does show the road and the boardwalk.
It is free to visit.
The 700m boardwalk goes through dry forest. It does have many information boards along the route. We did see a Boyd's Forest Dragon close to the path.
No crowd like Mossman Gorge but just a few other tourists.
There is also a longer Jindalba Long Loop Walk without boardwalk possible.
It is free to visit.
The 700m boardwalk goes through dry forest. It does have many information boards along the route. We did see a Boyd's Forest Dragon close to the path.
No crowd like Mossman Gorge but just a few other tourists.
There is also a longer Jindalba Long Loop Walk without boardwalk possible.
Written 17 November 2018
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bakana2017
Adelaide, Australia8 contributions
Jul 2017 • Family
Take the long loop! The boardwalk is lovely but very busy with bus tours and the like. Cassowaries were spotted regularly on this walk by many of the other travellers we spoke to. Our children were also lucky enough to spot one!
Written 20 July 2017
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Anthony S
Brisbane, Australia1,862 contributions
Oct 2020
This short circuit is on an elevated boardwalk the whole circuit and takes you deep into the forest making an easy walk. However there are quite a few steps along the way but a handrail will help if you are unstable.
Written 12 October 2020
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Ali
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Apr 2019 • Couples
If you have a few days, go to the Centre because you can keep going back for a week. If you only have a day in the area like I did, the boardwalk is free and a great way to see the rainforest! Take your time and you will be great plants, spiders, and lizards. I wish there were plaques along the way to tell you what some species of plants were.
Written 24 April 2019
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Arlena
Western Australia, Australia32 contributions
Apr 2019 • Couples
We came across the boardwalk by accident as we took a wrong turn and we are very thankful we did. This was the highlight of our trip to the Daintree area, it was amazing and felt like a true rainforest experience walking through as it was not commercialised and no crowds (we were there in wet season). Once you've done this boardwalk, the Daintree Discovery Centre is underwhelming. Unless you want to get a lot of information about the Daintree I wouldn't suggest doing the Discovery Centre, but just this boardwalk instead.
Written 7 April 2019
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huys25
Amsterdam, The Netherlands11,371 contributions
Sept 2018 • Couples
From the boardwalk you can also take a side-roundtrip through the forest This is well marked with yellow arrows. Many of the arrows have reflectors so you can possibly also walk it in the dark, using a torch. Original rainforest trail.
Written 20 November 2018
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Hi Phillips, How long did it take for the long loop? Am thinking of driving down from Trinity beach to Cape tribulation. I needed to know if I could spend enough time in Jindalba and Mount Alexandra before checking into the lodge in Cape Trib which is about 2 hours away.
Written 7 October 2017
My husband and I, who are in our 60s and reasonably fit, took 2 hours to do the full loop. This was because we wanted to take in the full beauty and diversity of the rainforest and wait patiently in case there were lizards and other wildlife to spot. The track itself can be steep and rugged at times, but not too difficult if you are careful and, in my case, have a walking pole. If you want to cover the distance without too much delay, then I'd say you can do it in a hour - but if you can, take the opportunity to slow down and enjoy the experience.
Written 8 October 2017
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