This lightly trafficked walk starts from a small signed carpark off the left of Boonoo Boonoo Falls Road, approximately half-way between the park entrance and the Cypress Pine campground.

The picnic area is a great place to relax, however be sure to take the short stroll down to the watercourse and explore the area that marks the site of an old goldfield.

There are striking geological formations forged into the large area of granite rock, including small waterfalls, a small slot canyon and large rocky slabs.

Perhaps the most interesting feature, however, is the hand-dug water race – an historic remnant of the gold mining era, where gravel was washed. 

The water race leads down to a large bend in Boonoo Boonoo River, with a lovely small waterfall cascading into a large natural swimming hole.

The area is particularly lovely in spring, when wildflowers come to life. Keep an eye out for wildlife, including kangaroos, wallabies and even platypus.

There is an uncovered picnic table near the car park nestled in the bush.

The extension of the River Walk starts from the picnic area, as does the Cockatoo Walk, along fire trails through the bush. 

Track: The track is short, but not particularly clear or signed. 

Difficulty: The track is suitable for all fitness levels. 

Direction: This walk is as an out-and back track that returns the way it came.