If you don't have the time or energy to take on the Rim Walk, this walk can be an excellent alternative. You'll still get the amazing views of the canyon along with the little cascades along the creek as the track follows the creek bed. Pick a peaceful place along the route where you can sit or unwind while observing the diverse bird species in the area. You'll find a raised platform with interpretive signs and seating when you reach the end. Escape the heat in this shaded place surrounded by towering trees. The cool and sheltered conditions not only provide relief from the sun but also enhances the opportunity for wildlife sightings to spot animals. After rainfall, this site comes to life as the creek flows, waterholes fill, flowers bloom, and birds populate the area. Informative signage offering insights into how the Aboriginal people of the time made us of this area is available along the way. The first half or so is wheelchair accessible, but the rest requires sturdy shoes due to some rough parts of the track. Let us begin by acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we travel today, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.