The stunning Whyte River winds through the Tarkine, feeding into the Pieman River. It is well known for its beautiful reflective water, which creates some spectacular photographic opportunities. This 1.5 hour loop track takes you up the banks of the Pieman to the mouth of the Whyte. It is the perfect place to see the Tarkine forest, as well as much of its native wildlife. Birds, Wallabies and Pademelons are a common sight along this track, feeding on the nutritious ribbon grass when the river tide is low. Platypus may also be sighted, especially at dawn or dusk. The track is convenient for people who wish to take a shorter walk, as it starts and ends in Corinna.