Cathedral Fig Tree
Cathedral Fig Tree
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Greynomad_10
Sydney, Australia117 contributions
Oct. 2023 • Couples
Amazing Tree. Well worth a look. Within easy reach of Yungaburra . We wee there at about 5 pm. No one else around
Written 23 October 2023
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Sandra S
Perth, Australia727 contributions
Feb. 2023
Well worth a look, but we were there in the morning, and maybe to get a better photo, an afternoon visit may havebeen preferble!
Written 5 February 2023
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D K
Canberra, Australia168 contributions
Sep. 2022 • Couples
What an amazing place to visit, the tree itself was incredible, even though it was overcast.
It was quite and clean, and just great to walk around and take the grand size in.
The parking was close, however, there are no bathroom facilities close at hand.
It was quite and clean, and just great to walk around and take the grand size in.
The parking was close, however, there are no bathroom facilities close at hand.
Written 24 September 2022
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David B
Bruce, Australia1,016 contributions
Aug. 2022 • Solo
This tree is a short walk through a shady forest from the car park. The tree is enormous and amazingly it grew from just a simple vine. This site is dog friendly. There are no toilets.
Written 22 August 2022
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TanyaH290
Adelaide, Australia197 contributions
Oct. 2021 • Couples
Beautiful walk, with lovely scenery and amazing fig tree
Easy walk on a board walk, suitable for young and old.
Nice place for a stop
Easy walk on a board walk, suitable for young and old.
Nice place for a stop
Written 4 October 2021
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Hyst3rical
Brisbane, Australia26 contributions
Jul. 2021
Not as easily accessible as the Curtain Fig as it’s off the main road, but a quick and easy walk in.
Written 25 July 2021
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EduardPud
Honolulu, HI79 contributions
Jun. 2021 • Friends
Amazing flora!
Having recently watched a Living Earth documentary it was great to see a real massive Fig tree, and then see another one - Curtain and Cathedral Fig Trees in Atherton Tablelands
Having recently watched a Living Earth documentary it was great to see a real massive Fig tree, and then see another one - Curtain and Cathedral Fig Trees in Atherton Tablelands
Written 3 July 2021
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AussieRicho1
Wollongong, Australia1,756 contributions
May 2021
Visited the Cathedral Fig on the way back to Cairns from Lake Barrine. We were lucky because no-one else was there which made the visit to this beast of a tree very personal. Nice fresh air and lovely light through the branches.
Written 2 June 2021
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rosalines2017
Melbourne, Australia125 contributions
Apr. 2021
We took a drive from Cairns to Yungaburra- what a challenging drive and the cathedral fig was actually an amazing site to behold! The only pity was that we arrived in the afternoon and nothing was open in the township except for the 2nd hand bookshop which we thoroughly enjoyed exploring too. Wish we had come earlier.
Written 16 April 2021
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Dalby, Australia635 contributions
Jan. 2021 • Family
This is an absolute must see.
Absolutely stunning views on the drive in from the Highway (about 10klm).
The cathedral fig tree is amazing. Never seen anything like this before.
Easy 100m walk to the tree, also wheelchair & pram friendly.
Highly recommend it.
Absolutely stunning views on the drive in from the Highway (about 10klm).
The cathedral fig tree is amazing. Never seen anything like this before.
Easy 100m walk to the tree, also wheelchair & pram friendly.
Highly recommend it.
Written 3 January 2021
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