Fenian Track

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Deep in the heart of the West Coast's wild forests, the Fenian Track is a short but immersive walk that leads you through a lush temperate rainforest to a spectacular limestone cave and a gushing underground river. The track is named after the Fenian miners who once sought fortunes here, and today it offers a glimpse into the raw, untamed beauty of the area. The walk is relatively easy, making it a perfect stop for families and anyone wanting to stretch their legs on a drive along the West Coast.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Allow about 30–45 minutes for the return walk, plus extra time to explore the cave viewing platform and take photos. It's a great quick stop, ideal for breaking up a longer journey along the West Coast. If you're a keen photographer or nature lover, you might want to linger for an hour.

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