Amamoor State Forest Sunshine Coast

Amamoor Creek is a tranquil feature that runs beside Amamoor State Forest’s camping and day-use areas. Photo credit: Trevor Hatfield © Queensland Government

Amama walk

Walk through picturesque rainforest along a scenic creek and photograph a small waterfall.

Journey type
Walk
Distance
1.5km circuit The same start and finish point, but the traveller doesn’t return along the same path
Time suggested
Allow 40min walking time.
Grade
Grade 4 walking track

Accessible by

  • Conventional vehicle

Journey facilities

  • Walking

Starting across the road from the Amama day-use area, this walk leads you through lush rainforest with buttressed trees, draped vines and feathery ferns.

Look up as you stroll along, keeping an eye out for small birds and their teardrop-shaped nests on the branches overhanging the creek.

Admire the cascading waterfall half-way along the walk. Look for brush turkeys in the undergrowth and goannas on tree trunks.

This walk includes a natural creek crossing—rocks can be slippery—cross with care.

Getting there and getting around

The walk starts directly across the road from the Amama day-use area, located 5km west of Amamoor township along the Amamoor Creek Road (bitumen). The car park entrance is on the left.

Read more about forest access.

Wheelchair access

This walk is unsuitable for people using a wheelchair.

Before you visit

Opening hours

Amamoor State Forest is open 24 hours a day. For your safety, walk in daylight hours only.

Dogs are not permitted on this walking track.

Check park alerts for the latest information on access, closures and conditions.

Visiting safely

For more safety information see Visiting Amamoor safely and Walk with care.

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