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Not one of the original lookout trees - it was built for the bicentenary on a tree roughly 200 years old - but it is the highest at 75m. The rungs are far apart, making it scarier, but there is a platform 25m up for a rest.
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Restored trams run through the Forrest, over bridges and past the river. One of the few trams still running in WA. The ride lasts almost 2 hours with commentary on the history and natural features of the area. The station where trams depart has many old steam and diesel trains to keep the train buffs amused.
One of the original lookout trees and maybe the most popular, Gloucester is 53m tall and has close-set rungs so feels safer - even popular with kids and old people!
Along with the falls, Beedelup National Park has some walks, including to the "Walk Through Tree", a large tree with a walkway through a central cavity, as well as a lake and resort.
The third climbable tree and one of the original lookouts, but the shortest at 51 metres.