Starting near Wallaman Falls, the Jagany (Jar-gar-nee) walk travels through a range of landscapes on the way to the Henrietta gate pick-up point.

On the first day (23.3 kilometres) the walk follows an old forestry track through she-oaks, open forest and rainforest. Cook tranquil creek crossings provide a welcome respite from the heat. Garrawalt Creek is a nice place to stop for a breakfrom Wallaman Falls through a range of landscapes. You will pass by Garrawalt and Flagstone creeks, are nice places to stop for a break, before setting up camp at the Pack Trail campsite.

Day two of the walk (13.9 kilometres) begins on part of the historic Dalrymple Track and passes by the Yamnie turn-off. After the turn-off you will cross Garrawalt Creek before reaching the Stoney Creek campsite.

On the final day (19.6 kilometres) enjoy a walk from Stoney Creek to Henrietta Creek, a great place to stop for lunch. Along the final section you will pass Lemon Tree Gully, aptly named for the lemon tree that still bears fruit before reaching Henrietta gate pick-up point the end of the journey.