Barron Falls Lookout Canvas Print

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Barron Falls Lookout. Barron Falls (Din Din in Aboriginal language) cascades down massive rock formations in Barron Gorge National Park from Kuranda in the Atherton Tablelands down to Cairns. The falls can be viewed from above when you take the Skyrail which is an experience you will never forget. The Scenic Railway takes you to a couple of lookouts where you can view the falls as well. The Barron Falls are part of The Wet Tropics World Heritage Area and are surrounded by rainforest.


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I love exploring nature. Originally from the Netherlands, I made Australia my home in 2009. There is so much to discover! On every hike, every trip there are new things to see and catch with my camera. The world is full of fascinating wildlife and scenery. I'm passionate about conservation and by sharing my images with the world I hope to instill a greater awareness and appreciation. I hope you enjoy! 'In the spirit of reconciliation I would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Queensland and the rest of Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. I pay my respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today and in the...