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A family and a forest
Ian and Jennifer Moore bought a 130-acre property on Tamborine Mountain in 1988 and opened a restaurant there the following year. The lower 30 acres, beside Cedar Creek, had no known access and were rarely visited until 1998, when the family found a large glow-worm colony by the creek and began running night tours.


Bridges without felling
In the early 1900s loggers had worked this forest for red cedar, rose gum and crow’s ash. Planning and approvals for a daytime walk took nearly five years. Cranes with 80-metre booms lifted the tower columns, walkway and cantilever into place, and the family says not one forest tree was cut down to install the Skywalk.
Opened in 2009
The Skywalk opened in 2009, officially opened by Martin Ferguson, then the federal Minister for Tourism. The family continues to plant native species, remove invasive plants and breed Richmond birdwing butterflies on the property.


