Tour day-by-day
Begin your Gidjuum Gulganyi adventure in Mount Jerusalem National Park with a short side walk to Unicorn Falls. From here, follow the historic Whiskey Creek logging trail through dry sclerophyll forest, taking time to appreciate the birdsong and changing vegetation. As you continue, the open woodland gives way to taller, wetter forest and sheltered pockets of rainforest.
Walking with just your daypack, enjoy the opportunity to slow down as your guides share insights into the surrounding ecology. A highlight is Hell Hole Falls, where you can pause beside the water, soak up the forest surroundings and enjoy a refreshing swim if conditions allow.
Continue to your first wilderness camp, where spacious glamping tents, comfortable raised beds and hot showers await. Unwind with a cold beer or glass of wine before enjoying a hearty, chef-prepared dinner featuring local ingredients. Settle into your first evening in the bush, surrounded by the sounds of the forest.
Set out after breakfast for a rewarding day of climbing through towering blackbutt forest and lush subtropical rainforest. Today's challenging walk gains approximately 600 metres in elevation, with opportunities to pause, catch your breath and appreciate the changing forest along the way.
Breaks at spectacular lookouts reveal sweeping views towards Wollumbin (Mount Warning), Commissioners Creek and the surrounding Tweed Caldera. Take time to soak up the mountain scenery before crossing the Doon Doon Saddle, leaving Mount Jerusalem National Park and entering Nightcap National Park.
Continue to Tea Tree Lookout for another memorable outlook before ascending historic Nightcap Bluff and making your way to your second wilderness camp. With the day's biggest climbs behind you, settle into your prepared glamping accommodation, freshen up with a hot shower and unwind over local food and wine as evening falls.
After breakfast, leave camp for a gentler day of walking following yesterday's challenging ascent. Follow scenic ridgelines through alternating wet and dry sclerophyll forest, enjoying the changing canopy and expansive views across Goonengerry National Park and Coopers Creek.
Along the way, your guides bring the landscape to life, sharing insights into its ecology, geological history and Aboriginal heritage. Take time to appreciate the forest's quieter details, from the textures of eucalypt bark to the calls of birds overhead, as the trail gradually descends towards the Wanganui Gorge.
Arrive at secluded Weeun Weeun Camp, near the gorge, for your final evening in the forest. Freshen up, settle into your prepared glamping accommodation and enjoy an afternoon conversation with a local Widjabul Wia-bal Elder about the significance of the walk and Country. Gather over a nourishing dinner before retiring to the sounds of the surrounding bush.
Enjoy your final breakfast in the bush before setting out on the last stage of your Gidjuum Gulganyi adventure. Follow rainforest trails and tranquil creek crossings along the Boggy Creek Walk, taking time to savour the shaded forest and sounds of flowing water.
Continue through lush lowland subtropical rainforest towards the Valley of the Giants, where towering brush box, blackbutt and strangler figs provide a memorable finale to your journey. Your guides share insights into this rich forest environment as you make your way towards spectacular Minyon Falls.
Pause to appreciate the waterfall and surrounding volcanic escarpment before completing the climb to Minyon Grass. Celebrate four days on the trail with a farewell lunch, reflecting on the forests, wildlife and shared experiences along the way. Your return transfer to Byron Bay brings the adventure to a close.
Pricing: from $3,499 AUD per person based on twin share
Group Size: Minimum of 6 guests, Maximum of 10 guests
Pick Up and Drop Off Point: Accommodations in Byron Bay, Brunswick Heads, Lennox Head and Ballina
Pick Up and Drop Off Time: Approximately 9:30am pick-up and 4:30pm drop off
All camping equipment is provided and transported by our logistics team, leaving you free to enjoy the walk with just your daypack. Settle into a spacious, two-metre-high tent shared between two guests, with a single supplement available for those who prefer their own space. Deluxe raised camping beds can be brought together for couples, while sheets, sleeping bags, blankets and comfortable pillows ensure a cosy night, with hot water bottles supplied in cooler weather. Portable hot showers, camping chairs, lanterns and gas heaters add comfort to your stay, alongside filtered drinking water and solar-powered USB charging for your devices.
Enjoy breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks prepared by local chefs at the Bloody Good Food Company, showcasing fresh, seasonal and sustainably sourced local ingredients. Start your morning with muesli, sourdough, macadamia and Davidson plum spreads, blueberries, tea and coffee. Bento-style trail lunches combine salads, protein, fruit and snacks to keep you fuelled throughout the day. Back at camp, unwind over a grazing platter before enjoying a hearty one-pot dinner cooked by your guide. Drinking water is supplied throughout, with tea, coffee, local Stone & Wood beer and Jilly Wines rounding out the evening.
We have aligned our sustainability vision with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Habitat Restoration and Reforestation
The team at Vision Walks Eco-Tours participates in local tree planting and reforestation projects that improve biodiversity outcomes and sequester carbon. By working with community planting groups and restoring habitat for native species, the business contributes to the long-term resilience of local ecosystems while helping offset operational emissions.
Carbon Emissions Reduction & Offset
Vision Walks Eco-Tours actively reduces operational emissions through the use of hybrid vehicles, transitioning towards electric vehicles, renewable energy usage and efficient transport planning. The business has achieved net carbon-positive outcomes through a combination of emissions reduction, habitat restoration and certified carbon offset programs.
Night Vision Goggles
A range of wildlife experiences have been designed to minimise disturbance to native species. Their Night Vision Walk uses night vision technology rather than traditional spotlights, allowing guests to observe nocturnal wildlife with minimal impact. Wildlife viewing practices across all tours are designed to respect animal behaviour, avoid habitat disturbance and encourage responsible interactions with nature.
Developing Partnerships To Meet Sustainability Goals
Vision Walks Eco-Tours actively contributes to Koala conservation through direct financial support and habitat restoration. A donation is made for every guest participating in selected Koala experiences, supporting organisations including Friends of the Koala and Bangalow Koalas.