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activities for guests
One of the best things to do is go for a walk! We have several walking trails available depending on just how much walking you like to do!
Walks:
Top Falls Walk
| Takes about 20 minutes one way. The most scenic track on the place! A couple of hills but negotiable for most people, can be walked in thongs. (and of course nothing else!!) Takes you into and through our Rainforest. The rainforest here has been classed as a warm temperate rainforest and has been identified to be of high conservation significance with over 80 species of plants identified along just the walking track!
Some plants are also of a tropical nature – however, no one seems to know their origins! (I suspect the birds might have dropped some little pre-fertilised seed packages!) Please stay on the walking trails and try not to damage any of the plantlife.
As the name suggests – the track takes you to what we call the Top Falls and the rockpool. Please be careful at the rockpool, as the rocks become rather slippery when wet or if you get your shoes wet. Rather pleasant after a long walk on a hot summers day! Naturally the water flow over the falls is related to how much rain we have had (or these days haven't had!)... |
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Ridge Walk
This walk gets rather vertical for about 200metres (go through the walk gate at the top) and follow the track to the right and then becomes a pleasant walk along the top boundary track. Take a packed lunch! (And something to drink) Total distance from walk sign is 1.7km to both Boundary gates and then back again. (3.4km in total)Please Note: You are not permitted to go off our property without clothing. There are signs on the boundary gates to let you know that you are leaving Twin Falls. |
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Forest Walk
| This walk is relatively short at the moment, (basically it is an access track which parallels a rain creek) however, it probably will eventually join up to the bottom of the camping grounds down behind the cabin. |
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Little Ridge Walk
| Branches off along the Falls walk and parallels the Top Falls creek for a while and then branches off to the South and eventually stops at the east - west boundary fence. Fairly steep for a while... |
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Birds and Animals
| Check out the birdlife (especially early in the morning!) and the native animals. At Twin Falls we have many species of birds and animals that have been spotted...
Birds
Wompoo Fruit Dove
Superb Fruit Dove
Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo
Red-tailed Black Cockatoo
Forest-Kingfisher
Black-faced Monarch
Regent Bower Bird
Scarlet Honey Eater
King Parrots
Lots more! (especially at dawn!) | Animals
Koala's
Eastern Grey Kangaroos
Red-necked Wallaby
Swamp and Rock Wallabies
Echidna
Goanna’s
Frill-necked lizard
Rainforest dragon (lizard!) |
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Other Things to do:
Nothing!
Or
Work on your all-over tan!
Read a book.
Go exploring:
Twin Falls is located right in the middle of the Port Macquarie Hinterland - otherwise known as the Emerald Heartland.
Places to see:
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Timbertown, Wauchope
Comboyne Township
Ellenborough Falls (longest single drop in Southern Hemisphere
Billabong Koala park
Miners Beach (Nude beach at Port Macquarie - about 1-1/2 Hour drive)
Sea Acres (at Port Macquarie)
Mount Cairncross (Absolutely 4WD Only)
Mount Yarrahappini Lookout (About 2-1/4 Hours drive)
Apsley Falls - 20kms from Walcha (About 2 Hour drive)
Various National parks like Yarrowich |
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