The Airwalk
About 106 steps lead up to the start of the walkway, with places to rest on the way. The return walk takes about 45 minutes and ends at the cantilever, 50 metres above the river, with a view to the meeting of the Huon and Picton rivers.
The Huon Pine Walk
Allow about 20 minutes for this easy riverbank walk on a path and boardwalk through mossy forest, past what Tahune describes as the most accessible stand of Huon pines in the world. Children can look for the animal statues hidden along the way.
The Swinging Bridges Track
Allow about an hour for this loop. Its bridges cross the Huon, over 100 metres, and the Picton, 62 metres, and the track passes the ruins of the house of Francis McPartlan, a police constable and former Irish convict who walked this route to check timber licences.



