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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.
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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!
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.
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.