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Dogs allowed
No booking required
No fees payable
Historical interest
Suitable for 2WD vehicles
Facilities available
About this walk
This historic walk is named in memory of Ralph Cornwall, a sawmill worker from Noojee with a passion for the tramway.
Enjoy a peaceful stroll following a 2.5km section of a historic timber tramway once used to haul logs out of the forest.
Stop and admire old timber tramway relics and interpretative signs on your way. Continue through beautiful, tall forests and across gullies covered in a thick understory of tall ferns. If you’re lucky you may spot lyrebirds, parrots or deer.
The trail ends at a serene spot on the Loch River perfect for a scenic rest at one of the picnic tables provided.
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- You'll see historic tramway relics on this peaceful walk down to Loch River
- This mostly flat walk has some gentle inclines through tall forests
- The walk ends at Loch River
- It's the perfect place to rest and enjoy the surrounding serenity
You'll see historic tramway relics on this peaceful walk down to Loch River
This mostly flat walk has some gentle inclines through tall forests
The walk ends at Loch River
It's the perfect place to rest and enjoy the surrounding serenity
How to get there
Page last updated: 31/07/24