K'gari Great Walk, walking track on Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia

K'gari Great Walk is a long trail stretching about 75 to 90 kilometers across the island, connecting rainforests with ancient trees, freshwater lakes, sand dunes, and expansive beaches. The path passes through varied landscapes, from dense forests beneath towering Kauri and Satinay trees to soft sandy beaches that stretch for miles.

The K'gari Great Walk was developed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, which maintains 8 walkers' camps along the route where booking is essential. In 2010 volunteers built a 40-kilometre extension from Lake Garawongera to Arch Cliffs, bringing the main trail to 90 kilometres. The track runs one way from Dilli Village, an environmental education camp of the University of the Sunshine Coast, to Happy Valley.

K'gari means 'paradise' in the language of the Butchulla people, who have lived on this land for thousands of years. The island returned to its traditional name in June 2023, honoring the deep connection between the land and its original inhabitants.

Most visitors start from Inskip Point near Rainbow Beach, taking a ferry to the southern end of the island, or arrive from Hervey Bay to the western side. Campsites must be booked in advance and are located beside lakes where you can swim after a long day of walking.

The 40 km extension from Lake Garawongera to Arch Cliffs was built by volunteers in 2010, bringing the main trail to 90 km. The Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service maintains 8 walkers' camps along the route, and booking them is essential before setting out.