When Is the Best Time
Explore Tasmania’s Evercreech Rainforest, home to the world’s tallest white gums. Walk beneath 90-meter giants, discover hidden waterfalls, and enjoy peaceful trails far from the crowds.
📍 How to Get There
Evercreech Reserve is located in northeast Tasmania, accessible via a well-maintained gravel road. While the road is in good condition, a 4WD is recommended, especially after heavy rain. The reserve is open year-round, but crossing the rivulet can be tricky in wet conditions.
Trail Overview
The reserve features two short loop trails forming a figure-eight:
- One leads to the towering White Knights — the tallest white gums on Earth, protected since 1977
- The other follows the Evercreech Rivulet to a small but scenic waterfall
Combined, the trails are under 4 km, but allow at least an hour to enjoy the walk and take photos. You’ll pass through lush rainforest filled with fern trees, sassafras, Tasmanian myrtle, and Blackwood.
Picnic & Facilities
The picnic area near the carpark is a great place to relax before or after your walk. It is equipped with:
- BBQ facilities
- Toilets
- Shaded tables
Travel Tip
Make Evercreech part of a multi-day nature escape. Combine it with:
- Blue Tier Forest Reserve
- The Blue Tier Giant
- Eddystone Point in the Bay of Fires
Base yourself in St Helens to explore these stunning rainforests and coastal gems.
Best Months to Visit
Location and Tips
Evercreech a must-visit rainforest and short walk for nature lovers.
