A couple days after catching a
cold, I felt good enough to go for a hike, so we drove up to Mossman Gorge (link, link) in the southern section of the Daintree National Park, another “must-see”
attraction north of Port Douglas. The Mossman River spills down the Main Coast
Range of mountains winding its way through weathered granite boulders the size
of small cars. It’s hard to comprehend the amount of energy it took to move these
massive boulders down the mountains, and the time it took for the water
to wear them smooth.