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Mt Colosseum National Park

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Mt Colosseum National Park is a scenic Park with dry hoop pine rainforest. From the highway near Miriam Vale, Mount Colosseum is a prominent feature on the skyline. This volcanic dome is dotted with hoop pines towering over the dry rainforest below. Open forests with bloodwoods and ironbarks also grow in the park.

The National Park offers views of the Great Barrier Reef islands from summit for experienced climbers.

Enjoy nature in this undeveloped park. Take food and water. Camping is not allowed. Visit in the cooler months. There are no walking tracks in the park but climbing for the experienced.

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Getting There: *Turn off the Bruce Highway at Miriam Vale and drive 6km east on the Town of 1770 Road before turning right at the T-junction signposted, Mount Colosseum 5kms. Follow this road for 5km to a Y-junction. Continue right and across the railway line. The gravel road takes you to the signposted park boundary.

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South of Miriam Vale QLD

Getting There*Turn off the Bruce Highway at Miriam Vale and drive 6km east on the Town of 1770 Road before turning right at the T-junction signposted, Mount Colosseum 5kms. Follow this road for 5km to a Y-junction. Continue right and across the railway line. The gravel road takes you to the signposted park boundary.