Lamington National Park
Lamington National Park is just a short distance
from the bustling Gold Coast,
set within the Gold Coast
Hinterland. It is the largest preserved subtropical rainforest
in Australia and features spectacular scenery as well as a wide
range of bird species.
Popular places to visit around the Lamington
National Park include Binna Burra and Green Mountains, which you
can get to from Canungra. Around this section, there are a number
of unique walking trails. Binna Burra, hosts a 'sense
trail' and is also home to the Binna Burra Mountain Lodge. There
are various events at the lodge throughout the year which are
popular. Green Mountains offers a tree top trail which has great
views across the surrounding landscape. There is also a slightly
longer 24km walk which links the two places, if you would prefer.
There are also plenty of other walking tracks
throughout the Lamington National Park ranging from easy walking
tracks to more difficult tracks. The walking tracks pass some
beautiful waterfalls as well as some famous features including
Aboriginal Cooking Caves, Coomera Gorge, Echo Point, Mount Merino
and Picnic Rock.
West of Lamington along the Mt Lindesay Highway
you can also visit the interesting pioneer museum at Beaudesert
as well as the amazing Mt Barney National Park, where you will
find the marvelous Scenic Rim. You can also visit a number of wineries along the Gold Coast
Hinterland Wine Trail.
POPULAR QUEENSLAND TRAVEL DESTINATIONS
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