Atherton Tablelands Parks Gardens

Millstream Falls National Park

The Millstream Falls National Park has reputedly the widest waterfall in Australia. Located just west of Ravenshoe the national park has open...

Dinden National Park

Located high in Queensland's Lamb Range, Dinden National Park protects rainforest and eucalypt woodland. Rainforest cloaks the wetter eastern...

Hallorans Hill Conservation Park

The highest point of Atherton township, this hill is one of several extinct shield volcanoes. At the lookout, managed by Atherton Shire Council...

Danbulla National Park and State Forest

Danbulla State Forest is a spectacular part of the Atherton Tableland. Covering 12,000 hectares between Tinaroo and Lamb ranges and bordering Lake...

Activities at Granite Gorge Nature Park

For those who are fascinated by natural marvels, the privately owned Granite Gorge Nature Park is an unforgettable spectacle. Like no other place...

Mt Hypipamee National Park

Mt Hypipamee National Park is a scenic rainforest park with a spectacular sheer-sided explosion crater, cascades, upland rainforest and abundant...

Curtain Fig National Park

Part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, this park contains an endangered type of rainforest called mabi forest. The highlight is a huge fig...

Crater Lakes National Park

The park contains two volcanically-formed lakes, Lake Barrine and Lake Eacham. In geological terms, the lake is a maar, a volcanic crater formed...

Malanda Falls Conservation Park

Small rainforest park next to scenic reserve on North Johnstone River. Wildlife viewing. Rainforest walks. Picnic and camping facilities in...

Hasties Swamp National Park

This small but significant wetland is flooded during the wet season. As it dries out it becomes an important refuge for waterbirds. A two-storey...

Davies Creek National Park

Rugged granite outcrops in open eucalypt forest setting. Waterfall. Spring wildflowers. Self-registration camping. East of Mareeba.

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Tully Gorge National Park

The wettest place in Queensland contains Tully Gorge in the rugged Alcock State Forest. The Tully River is renowned for white water rafting. The...

Kuranda National Park

Kuranda National Park and the adjacent Mowbray National Park are entirely within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area in Queensland. They feature...

Russell River National Park

Russell River National Park is a coastal park near Russell and Mulgrave River estuaries. Lowland rainforest and paperbark and mangrove swamps....

Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park

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Located 215km west of Cairns, the Chillagoe caves contain marvelous mud and coral reefs and impressive limestone towers up to 70m tall. The...

Forty Mile Scrub National Park

An island of rainforest in a sea of eucalypt woodland, the park preserves rare, remnant semi-evergreen vine thicket. Large bottle trees along with...

Palmer River Goldfield Resources Reserve

Remote reserve on Palmer River containing late nineteenth century relics of north Queensland's biggest gold rush. For the self-sufficient and...

Black Mountain National Park

This park protects an imposing mountain range of massive black granite boulders at the northern end of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. The...

Hope Islands National Park

Hope Islands National Park is made up of four islands, East and West Hope Islands, Struck Island and Snapper Island. East and West Hope Islands...

Mount Cook National Park

Located in Mount Cook National Park, rising up to 431 metres, this rugged Mountain provides a scenic backdrop to the town of Cooktown. ...