Tamborine National Park

The park stretches across 11.60 square kilometers of plateau on Tamborine Mountain, reaching heights of 525 meters above sea level with views of the Pacific Ocean.

The Witches Falls section of Tamborine National Park earned its place in history as Queensland's first national park, established in 1908.

The national park holds traditional significance for Indigenous Australian communities who maintain deep connections with this land through generations.

Visitors can access fourteen separate reserves with dedicated walking tracks, picnic facilities, and lookout points distributed throughout different sections of the park.

The park houses the Albert's lyrebird, which performs intricate vocal mimicry of other birds, particularly noticeable during winter months.

Location: Gold Coast City

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -27.93180,153.17025

Latest update: March 3, 2025 23:25