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Temperatures can reach over 86°F (30°C) in the summer months, so be sure to pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, as well as insect repellent, comfortable shoes, and your swimsuit.
The Mossman Gorge is a UNESCO conservation area, so stick to the boardwalks and follow the rules to avoid disturbing the natural environment.
The Mossman Gorge Visitor Centre has restrooms, a shop, a café-restaurant, car parking, and shuttle buses.
Fast currents and flash floods are common along the Mossman Gorge, and swimming is recommended only for strong swimmers under the supervision of a guide.
The Mossman Gorge Centre and the Baral Marrjanga rain forest boardwalk are wheelchair accessible.
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Mossman Gorge itself is free to visit, but you do have to pay for the shuttle bus that brings you to and from the gorge and the visitor center. Shuttle prices are AU$15 for adults, AU$7.50 for children aged 5-15, and kids aged 4 and under ride for free. If you opt for a guided tour, prices vary depending on the tour provider and the type of experience. Generally, tours start from around US$100 per person.
The best time of year to visit Mossman Gorge in Queensland is during the dry season, from May to October, when the weather is generally more pleasant with lower humidity and less rainfall. The dry season also ensures better accessibility to the gorge; heavy rains during the wet season (November to April) can raise higher water levels and potentially impact some trails and access points.
Exploring Mossman Gorge can take anywhere from a couple of hours to a full day, depending on the activities you choose. If you're doing a self-guided walk on the Rainforest Circuit, which is about 2 miles (3.4 kilometers) long, it typically takes around two hours to complete. If you join a guided tour, you might spend 2-3 hours or more at Mossman Gorge.
Mossman Gorge has some accessibility options for visitors with limited mobility. The Baral Marrjanga trail is wheelchair accessible and offers views of the Mossman River and mountains. The shuttle bus can also accommodate wheelchairs, and there are accessible restrooms. The main Rainforest Circuit is not fully accessible to wheelchairs or for those with limited mobility due to uneven terrain and steps.
Yes, there are several nearby attractions and activities you can do after visiting Mossman Gorge. Just north of the gorge, Daintree National Park offers a range of activities, including wildlife spotting. Cape Tribulation is about a 1-hour drive and is known for its stunning beaches. Port Douglas, about 20 minutes south of the gorge, is a charming town with beautiful beaches, dining options, and access to the Great Barrier Reef.
























































































































