Cumberland Walk

Cumberland Walk in Marysville, Australia, is a favorite destination for nature-loving hikers looking for a peaceful stroll through a serene rainforest gully.

The trail, approximately 4km long, takes around 2 hours to complete and features four stunning sights that nature fans will appreciate.

The Big Tree and Sitka Spruce, Cora Lynn Falls, Cumberland Falls, and Sovereign View are the four beautiful stops on the loop trail. The notable highlights of the walk are the two waterfalls and Sovereign View. Cycling, horse riding, motorbikes, and pets are not allowed on the trail, but the journey is worth it for the walk and the breathtaking natural encounters alone. The best time to visit is during spring and autumn when the weather is mild, and the area is at its most picturesque.

Visitors can drive to the Cambarville picnic car park off the Marysville-Woods Point Road. The walk starts at the car park, where hikers can proceed by walking beneath the Big Tree and Sitka Spruce before crossing the road, then proceeding to Cora Lynn Falls, Cumberland Falls, Sovereign View, and finally, back to the car park. The journey to the start of the trail takes roughly 30 minutes from the heart of Marysville.

Along with the natural beauty of Cumberland Walk, visitors can explore Marysville town. It is home to delightful options for accommodations, food, and cafes, making it a perfect home base for a day visit or staycation. Cumberland Walk is the perfect destination for visitors who enjoy experiencing tranquil walks in nature