Mickey Creek Gorge walk

Mickey Creek Gorge Walk is a 2.2 mile-long hiking trail in the Carnarvon Gorge section of Carnarvon National Park in central Queensland's Sandstone Wilderness, Australia.

The trail offers stunning views of towering walls and trickling creeks, and is a popular destination for hiking and walking enthusiasts. Visitors can twist around boulders and hop across the creek while keeping an eye out for timid swamp wallabies that live in the area. The full gorge is about 30 meters high and narrows to where visitors can touch both sides. At one point, there is a large rock wedged between the walls at the top, which is pretty spectacular. Visitors will also have to shimmy in some parts of the trail.

The best time to visit Mickey Creek Gorge Walk is during the cooler months from April to September when the weather is mild and pleasant. Visitors can reach Carnarvon National Park from Roma by driving 90km north to Injune and then a further 160km along the Carnarvon Highway to the Carnarvon Gorge turn-off. If visitors are traveling from Emerald, they can drive 65km south to Springsure, then 70km east to Rolleston, and a further 61km along the Carnarvon Highway to the park entrance. The trail starts from the Mickey Creek car park, which is 4 km from the park entrance along the access road to Carnarvon Gorge visitor area.

Mickey Creek Gorge Walk in Carnarvon National Park is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can hike or walk the 2.2 mile-long moderately challenging trail while enjoying stunning views of towering walls and trickling creeks. The trail is best enjoyed during