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https://macleayvalleycoast.com.au/dev7/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/feed-6191d8455d59d3847b519e60-scaled.jpeg20481365Distance: 7.5 kilometres Difficulty: Easy At the Maria River State Forest sign on Pipers Creek Rd you can park and start walking on the numbered trails. All of them are quite well maintained. Not all the trails are signposted. On first glance, it looks complicated, but it’s not really difficult if you follow the instructions […]