Mount Whitfield Conservation Park

I love walking this range with friends. It's a fairly easy walk and we walk, talk and laugh. So good for our wellbeing

Great hiking tracks for all levels! Great views and well signposted

Ran the Blue arrow. What a gruelling task to do it clockwise as the first half is like climbing a cliff face, but the Eastern side is absolutely stunning. Plenty of mud around due to the recent rain, and lots of exposed tree roots and rocks so sturdy footwear is advised.

I haven't done the green arrow but the red, yellow and blue arrows are well signed. Always get a park easily. Red is steep and quick (20mins return) yellow isn't as steep and feels longer (35mins return) and blue is probably the easiest but the longest of the 3. To do all 3 takes no longer that 2.5hrs

Consisting of many trail walks and treks with different color representing different difficulty levels, must tell you, Mouth Whitfield Conservation Park is Damn Beautiful. We would definitely list it under one of the best and Must Dos.

It was fantastic. I enjoyed spending my weekend up the mountain with nature and my God.I experienced love of God in the nature.

Nice wilderness and good place for hiking, there are 4 trails at the moment (19/06/18) ranging from the easiest Red to Yellow then Blue and finally Green so you can choose which ones you want to doThe Red and Yellow trails can be done quite easily as long as you have a general level of fitness - no bushwalking/hiking experience needed (as advised by the visitors centre) as the terrain is quite good (mainly concrete paths with some dirt paths but easy to walk along as well as some steps/stairs on both trails)The Blue (excluding the small section of the Blue trail which connects the Red and Yellow trails) and Green trails are more complex with some quite narrow paths and a bit of climbingReally nice views of both the city and the airport (there is a lookout at the end of the Red trail which looks over the airport)

We did the red arrow and blue arrow hikes. The red arrow was paved and had defined steps which is good if you’re going to jog along it.The blue arrow trail is more technical and took us about 3 hours to complete. Recommend having good hiking boots to do it as it was muddy/slippery in a number of places and a lot of the trail involved walking over/on tree roots.Don’t start it too late in the day as it gets darker earlier when under the tree canopy.The photos are from the lookout at the top of the blue arrow trail.

This is such a beautiful nature walk up through the rainforest, up a mountain to see beautiful views of Cairns airport, beaches and city. There are lots of stairs and paths. A great place for a once off visit, or many people use it for exercise everyday.

Great to see how well they have replaced the stairs on the Red Arrow. Well maintained and a very nice walk.