This wooden boarwalk in located in Cape Tribulation, just south of PK’s Jungle Village. The walk itself takes about 1 hour and has track leading down to Myall Beach.  There are also small picnic tables and BBQ’s in this area and it seems to be one of the best kept secrets in Cape Tribulation.  You can always find a quiet corner to sit down and really enjoy being in the heart of the Daintree National Park.

Maardja Boardwalk is located in between Cow Bay and Cape Tribulation.  The walk itself takes about 45 minutes and shows you through the transgretion of rainforest through to mangroves.  The turnaround point of the walk is a great little seating bench that allows you to see out over Noahs creek and try to spot Crocodiles, Kingfisher and small crabs sliding around in the mud.  One of the most amazing experiences is seeing the tide come in over the mangrove swamp and the speed at which this muddy jungle gets overtaken by the salt water!

This walk takes you from the start of the Bloomfield track, along a narrow ridgeline to a commanding view looking down on Cape Tribulation and the Word Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef. This is one of the most spectacular walks in the area but also the most treacherous.  The walk itself isn’t too hard but the rainforest is quite dense and you need to keep on the track.  The walk takes about 6 hours in total but you should register with the National Parks Office or at least your accommodation house so that someone knows you are taking the track.
The start of the walk in quite tricky to find as it is not well signed.  You head north past PK’s jungle Village until the bitumen road finishes.  About 100 metres past the end of the bitumen is a small sign on the left hand side of the road that says ‘Mount Sorrow Walk’.  This is the start of the track!!
You should also start this walk early in the morning as the Far North Queensland heat and humidity can be quite hard to deal with.  Take plenty of water with you.