moderate
8 hours
Participants should have good stamina and balance, prepared for multiple creek crossings and sustained walking.
Spend a full day hiking through Carnarvon Gorge’s dramatic rock formations with Central Queensland Nature Tours. Discover hidden corners like the Moss Garden and ancient Indigenous rock art while learning from expert guides.
Good traction is essential for creek crossings and uneven terrain along the track.
Hydration is critical throughout this long, dry hike with limited shade.
A pole helps with balance during creek crossings and rocky sections.
Morning departures reduce sun exposure and improve comfort on the trail.
Carnarvon National Park was established in 1932 and contains Indigenous rock art that dates back thousands of years, marking the significance of the land to Aboriginal Australians.
Central Queensland Nature Tours promotes low-impact hiking principles to protect sensitive areas, including limited group sizes and educating visitors about the local ecosystem.
Provide grip and ankle support for rocky creek crossings and mixed terrain.
Protects against strong Queensland sun exposure during open sections of the trail.
summer specific
Ensures adequate hydration throughout the full-day hike.
Aids balance and reduces fatigue during creek crossings.