Sarabah National Park, National park in southeast Queensland, Australia
Sarabah National Park is a protected area in southeast Queensland featuring subtropical rainforest and open forest alongside a creek. The landscape consists of dense vegetation and natural waterways that flow through the terrain.
The protected area was established in 1973 by Queensland's government and gained boundary expansion in 2001. This enlargement aimed to strengthen long-term nature conservation.
This national park contributes to the Southeast Queensland Bioregion's ecological diversity with 567 recorded species of plants, animals, and fungi.
The area is easiest to reach via the nearby town of Canungra, located south of Brisbane. Access is straightforward and requires no special preparations.
This national park holds the distinction of being Queensland's smallest protected area while maintaining complete natural riverine environments.
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