Embrace the wilderness on this renowned multi-day trail that explores sweeping bays, deserted beaches, heath-cloaked peaks and majestic waterfalls.

Named after the late Arthur Thorsborne who, with his wife Margaret, shared a lifelong interest in nature conservation, this challenging 32km trail follows the eastern side of the island and takes between three and five days to complete.

Experienced hikers will be challenged and delighted on this exhilarating walk through lush rainforest and shadowy swamps, along mangrove-fringed creeks and long sandy beaches, and over colourful heath-cloaked peaks to cascading waterfalls.

Nights are spent under the stars on whisper-quiet beaches and deep in the rainforest near the base of a stunning waterfall.

This island park is part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, famed for its superlative natural beauty, outstanding examples of reef ecosystem development, evolutionary history and amazing diversity.