After that 10 miles of dirt road, when the GPS said “Lighthouse Road”, we were a bit relieved. Our assumption wa that it would be an asphalt road. Instead we were greeted with 20 more kilometers of dirt road! But it was wider and relatively smooth. Reminded us of the dirt road to our old house a lot!

Niki was driving on the dirt road to our next stop – the lighthouse. The 10 miles of road were really broken and full of potholes. As we kept our focus on the road, she suddenly screamed “Wallaby”. And indeed, there was the marsupial crossing the road. Unfortunately, it was too fast for me to grab a picture!

We will probably never make it to here again ever

We three were all by ourselves in the entire trail. The sounds of the brook cascades and local birds were our only company.

But first, Niki had to drive over dirt road for a few miles to get to the trailhead of Mavista Trail (this is in Mangana forest reserve)

This bronze sculpture in the Adventure Bay was unveiled twenty years back to emphasize the interplay of land and water.