Places to see - Hugh’s Waterfall, Christmas Island

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A medium walk (some uphill) duck boarded for most of the way, with interpretive signage along the way offering information on the flora and fauna of the Island. It is well worth it to be greeted by the cool waters of Hugh’s waterfall at the end.

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