Picnic spot - BBQs, birdwatching and has access to walking tracks and waterfalls.
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Skywalk lookout
A lookout, where once you're on the edge, you could feel it move due to the wind, and question yourself, where is the surface below the bridge? Avoid going here after 15:00, as that's when the daily rain comes, and the sway of the bridge can really make you nauseous.
A large waterfall, and the second highlight of the park. While you no longer can go behind the waterfall, there's a huge suspension bridge, which from a 45˚ angle, looks like the ideal postcard.
A boardwalk, enviro friendly, which allows you to connect with the local wildlife, having detailed information about each and every one of these birds that live here. Also, there's only a small chance that you will not see one of the native bird species. Brush turkeys raking litter for their nests or a lyrebird searching for insects is very common and you could see the riflebird with its glossy black and iridescent blue plumage. Oh, and if you go during the Lyrebird mating season, it's not uncommon to see a Lyrebird doing things that look just plain unusual in public. AWTGS Grade 2. 0.56 km loop.