Trowutta Arch
A giant natural arch in the rainforest, formed by the collapsed roof of a dolomite cave, with deep green sinkhole pools beneath.
Trowutta Arch lies along the Tarkine Drive. It is a huge natural arch left behind when the roof of a limestone dolomite cave collapsed. On either side are sinkholes, one of which holds deep green water. Tree ferns and moss surround the site, creating a quiet atmosphere. The track is gentle, and it takes about 20 minutes to walk from the car park (about 40 minutes return). The arch lies about 50 km from Stanley and can be combined with Lake Chisholm and the Sumac Lookout for a day trip through the Tarkine forest.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Lake Chisholm
- Dip Falls
- Trethewies Lookout
- Joe Lyons Cottage
- Stanley Wharf & Seafood
- Stanley Historic Village
- The Nut
- Godfreys Beach Little Penguin Viewing Area