What an awesome experience the Agnes Water Paperbark Forest Walk was. This place was amazing to see and an absolute must do when you visit the area.

The forest is situated on Reedy Creek and includes 120 ha of paperbark tea tree wetlands. We visited just after rain and it was picture perfect.

The walk consists of a 400m circuit which runs through the forest and includes dirt tracks concrete bollard steps, and a series of timber boardwalks so can enjoy the wetlands without getting your feet wet!

The crickets are pretty loud as you enter and begin your walk surrounded by lush ferns, a mixture of paperbark trees and cabbage palms. Before you know it you reach the first of the concrete bollard steps.

These are pretty easy to navigate but younger kids will definitely find the task difficult. Because the water was up quite high I took it pretty slow and placed both feet on each bollard before moving onto the next, while the kids pretty much ran across them!

The forest is home to climbing maiden hair ferns which can grow to about 30 metres! 

The boardwalks are scattered throughout the circuit when needed and consist of a series of boards - sometimes literally just boards on the ground and at other times a constructed boardwalk.