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Places and Drives - The Central Coast - Mission Beach Walks

Licuala State Forest



A 1.25 km (30 min) Licuala Fan Palm Walk and 350m (20 min) Children's Walk loops through rare Fan Palm forest. The Children's Walk follows cassowary footprints to eggs in a nest. A "Cassowaries for Kids" brochure makes learning about these big birds a lot of fun.

How to get there
Take the Tully-Mission Beach Road and watch for signs for the turnoff. The carpark is about 1km down an unsealed road. Phone (07) 4066-8779 for information.

Licuala Rainforest Walk



Despite its length, this 4.6km (2 hour) walking track is a fairly easy walk along an overgrown forestry road. Gradient is minimal. The only difficulty may be in arranging a vehicle pick-up at the other end of the track.

How to get there
The track is accessible either from the carpark at Licuala State Forest or from the other end on the El Arish-Mission Beach Road about 2km southeast of the Lacey Creek Walk. For more information, phone (07) 4066-8779.

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