Artists Cascades

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  El Rey Added January 12, 2018

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  To reach Artists Cascades, we drove from Maleny to the Booloumba Falls car park, which took about 45 minutes. One of our group drove a sedan but everyone else was in a 4WD and in my opinion that's the kind of vehicle you should use. There are two small water crossings (during fine weather) and some rough patches of dirt road.
  
  We left the vehicles in the car park and took the well-maintained hiking track, which is about a 10km loop that includes brief patches of uneven rock stairs. We passed a group of retirees using walking poles who had done it. I'd say it requires moderate fitness and no knee problems.
  
  Artists Cascades is a pleasant spot, but not jaw-dropping. The main appeal is doing the walk itself with friends. We went in winter and the forest was cool, free of insects, and ringing to the calls of bell birds. There are also a few impressive views out across the valley to the other side.
  
  On the way back we stopped at the Booloumba Falls which is also pleasant (from the Falls it is only a kilometre or so back to the carpark).
  
  I'd recommend visiting if you're not in a rush, and are with people who enjoy hiking or the outdoors.

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