Redlynch

Redlynch occupies the lower Freshwater Creek valley on Cairns’s western fringe in tropical Far North Queensland. The suburb sits between established Cairns neighbourhoods and the forested slopes leading towards the Lamb Range, where Freshwater Creek forms the swimming holes and cascades known as Crystal Cascades. Nearby Barron Gorge National Park protects a large tract of Wet Tropics rainforest, part of a World Heritage area extending along Queensland’s northeast coast. Redlynch is also associated with the historic rail route to Kuranda, whose line climbs from the Cairns lowlands into the ranges. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Redlynch connects with Cairns, the ranges and the tropical coast.

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