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Work finally begins on delayed 94km trail through World Heritage rainforest in Far North Queensland

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Construction has begun on a $47 million ecotourism trail through Far North Queensland's coastal rainforest. The 94-kilometre Wangetti Trail will allow visitors to hike or mountain bike through the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, between Cairns and Port Douglas. The project stalled during the pandemic,amid disagreements between the state government and a local council about long-term maintenance responsibilities.

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Construction begins on Wangetti Trail ecotourism project as government sets new 2026 completion date

A year after it was initially scheduled to open to the public, construction is underway on the Wangetti Trail — designed to take hikers and mountain bikers through the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area between Cairns and Port Douglas.

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