Expedition National Park

Expedition National Park spans 1,080 square kilometers of varied landscapes with eucalyptus forests, sandstone cliffs, and woodland areas across Queensland's terrain.

The Queensland Department of National Parks established this protected area in 1900, with Robinson Gorge becoming its first designated national park section in 1951.

Indigenous Australian communities maintained deep connections to this land for thousands of years before its designation as a national park.

The park provides designated camping areas, walking trails of varying lengths, and information centers where visitors can learn about local wildlife and safety guidelines.

Scientists have documented 145 animal species and 283 plant species within the park boundaries, including four endangered or rare specimens.

Location: Maranoa Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -24.91915,148.92432

Latest update: August 2, 2025 01:27