Would call it good to better fitness needed to do the whole2.5km walk. Rocky path and steep in places. But you can do variations so if needed not the whole loop. People were swimming in safe spots but risks are clearly outlined It does cost a bit ..as a shuttle bus takes you from vistor centre to the start of the walk. Pretty all the way with the rainforest fauna and the river tumbling along. Wear good walking shoes take water.

Simply a must do when staying in Port Douglas…..do the walk first so you’re nice and hot before swimming carefully in the colder waters…..so refreshing and relaxing. 👍👍

Mossman George is not just the best coffee shop around. It has Aboriginal artwork for sale and cultural experiences as well as being a safe place to swim in a beautiful mountain stream. We did the Dreamtime walk with our young guide, Ben, who was refreshingly rich in cultural knowledge and generous in his fresh approach to sharing with us Gubbas. The walk took us past secret mens' place and womens' ritual and ochre and many other features. Really showed us culture was alive and in safe hands. We came back to the Gorge four times for coffee, sandwiches, and repeat walks in the tropical forest. Aboriginal people everywhere running this show, just the best!

I really enjoyed walking in the forest and seeing people having fun, swimming in the beautiful clear water. There are short and longer walks and benches for resting on some parts of the way.

Levi was our guide and was incredibly knowledgeable, easily explained his culture, bush craft, history and medicines. We were so much richer in our understanding. Worth ever dollar

We decided to wander ourselves along the walks after paying for the bus. Did the Rex creek bridge walk, Baral Marrjanga walk and rainforest circuit track which was peaceful and beautiful. Lots of people swimming despite the numerous signs of danger. Amazing to see nature in all its glory. Few infuriation signs along the way taught us about the rainforest. Overall a great morning

Mosman gorge is an absolute dream. Wow. So beautiful. We grabbed some snacks from the cafe, kangaroo sausage rolls to be precise and headed out. We got the bus to the gorge, had a wander through the rainforest then found a quiet swimming spot amongst the white rocks and spent a beautiful couple of hours dipping and sunbathing. The water was beautifully clear and so refreshing. This was one of my favourite days, super simple but so memorable.

We went here as part of our tour. It was a great location and nice walks and well marked out walking tracks. I love the outdooors so this was on the bucket list to see.

Cold water but well worth the swim beautiful & was very quiet i expect we were lucky. Great rock formations and crytal clear water

Interesting to see but requires little time unless you want to swim. Rainy season so water can be high but safe and easy

What a gorgeous place. The bus which takes you directly to the trails is very welcome in the heat and well worth the payment. We walked the main trails, and a few went a bit further but the oppressive heat overcame us all in the end and we were happy to do the easy bits. We hired a car as we wanted to go to Daintree Village as well and this was great as it meant we could be as early as we wanted to keep out of the midday temperatures. Take plenty of water and mosquito spray and you'll have a great experience. Its a fairly easy trail and all except those with severe difficulties should manage.

We had a quick walk through the gorge as it was nearing closing time but it's definitely a place to visit and spend more time at.

Fanastic photography ops. Some elements of the walking tracks are more suited to agile people but worth it if you perservere.

We went here after an already full morning and should have saved it or done it first. The visitor centre is run in conjunction with the traditional custodians of the land (the local indigenous people) and the love and attention to country really shows in these walks and the land maintenance we saw. An amazing spot and well worth a visit. Please respect the traditional people of this place who do not want tourists walking through their homes, and take the shuttle bus (it’s not expensive and it had aircon!).

Stunning gorge but I wasn’t quite ready for the number of people there and as this is a natural gorge it just didn’t feel equipped to cope with that. The circular walk was much better and it was easy to follow the path. We did find an extremely quiet creek right at the end of this that was much more refreshing than the main gorge and had it totally to ourselves..