Nice suspension bridge within Tarra bulga national Park. For me, its the highlight of the park - main destination that visitors come here for. Only a short walk from the Tarra bulga visitor center. Highly recommended if you are in the area. Tracks within the rainforest are pretty nice too.

We really enjoyed ourselves. The scenery is stunning. The bridge is very sturdy and hardly bouncy at all. The 30 minute loop walk was easy for all of us (youngest 6 years. Eldest 70 years). The visitor info staff member told us to drive to the car park directly next the bridge but I wouldn't bother - park at the visitor info centre and enjoy the short walk to the bridge. It's not far at all, it's a pretty walk and the road down to the bridge car park is only wide enough for one car so you could get stuck if a car is coming around the bend in the opposite direction. Highly recommend visiting.

Just beautiful, not a hard or long walk from carpark, Toilet facilities within a short walk from carpark, pinic tables, can't describe the scenery and the sounds and smells. Fresh, crisp you can feel yourself at peace.

A calm place nestled in the midst of towering trees and chirping birds, this place is a great way to spend a weekend morning by yourself or with friends and family. Most of the tracks around are pretty easy to complete, so it makes for a good activity as well. On the whole, the views and sounds make the time spent well worth it.

Amazing beautiful walk to bridge and over and around back well worth the trip

Cute. Nice walk in the middle of the rainforest. Feels like Indians Jones. Did the Scenik Walk and Fern Gully Walk. About 30min, 2km. Some steps and slippery if it’s rained. The Bulgarian car park is closed to cars but you can park a bit before (4-5 cars would fit I reckon). The walk starts right on the left.

Corrigan suspension bridge is top most attraction of Tarra Bulga national park. Located just 1 km away from car park. Walking through the Suspension bridge trail is also mesmerising. You will love to walk through bushes and lush green giant ash trees. Also Tarra Bulga is one of the seven rainforest located in Victoria.

Narrow winding road to the site, but worth the drive. Quite amazing scenery with 75 metre high eucalyptus trees and ferns which dwarf cars. Oh the suspension bridge is also worth a look. Not massive, but an impressive feat of engineering in the middle of a beautiful forest. The loudest noise apart from the shrill of excited children, is the myriad of bird life. Definitely worth a look. Oh yeah, if you're pressed for time, avoid the visitor center and opt for the small car park which although difficult to find, is a much shorter walk.

It's a nice park, good for a picnic or BBQ. Easy walk to the bridge half hour return. But driving 5 hours from Mentone is not worth it.

Lovely lush flora! Quite damp in some area, so if going here after this area has received rain, be prepared for very slippery and muddy paths!

Nice suspension bridge with good greenery around. Either walk from the closed bulga car park OR from the Tarra visitor centre

Beautiful place to go for a walk

Beautiful walk to and from the bridge. The bridge itself has a stunning view, just a sea of green! The walk is not too hard and most people could do it at varying speeds. There are toilets located at the carpark and information centre.

A beautiful little bridge, not much to it but worth the walk

Visiting the Corrigan Suspension Bridge was an intriguing experience. As ww walked onto the bridge, we felt a mix of excitement and awe. The bridge, part of the Balook and Tarra Bulga National Park, offered a unique perspective of the lush, dense forest below. As we stepped onto the bridge, the slight sway and creak of the suspension cables heightened our senses. The view from the bridge was spectacular, with the fern-filled gully below and the dense canopy of the rainforest stretching out in all directions. The sounds of the forest - bird calls, rustling leaves, and the distant murmur of a creek, enveloped us, creating a serene yet exhilarating experience. The bridge itself, while sturdy, added an element of adventure to our walk. Its slight movement with each step reminded us of the height and the natural wonder we were traversing. This experience, combined with the stunning views and the fresh, crisp air of the forest, made for a memorable visit, one that resonates with our appreciation for nature and adventure, echoing the spirit of exploration we enjoy in our hobbies like motorbike riding and camping.

Great bridge. Not so well sign posted over bridge. Beautiful walk through bushand.

I'm a volunteer at the Tarra Bulga Information Center and always go on one of the relaxing and picturesque walks before starting my stint at the visitors center its so peacfull and relaxing. Just the sounds of many different birds. And running water .Puer clean Mountain air.