Palmerston Rocks National Park, National park in Queensland, Australia.
Palmerston Rocks National Park is a protected reserve in Queensland featuring distinctive rock formations and natural landscapes. Visitors can explore multiple walking tracks and viewing areas that showcase the local flora and fauna throughout the park.
The reserve was established by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service in 1967 to protect the area's natural features. Significant improvements and developments were made in 1994.
The national park represents Queensland's commitment to environmental conservation through its designation as an IUCN category II protected area.
The park is best visited during dry conditions when walking tracks are accessible and safe. Bring comfortable walking shoes and plenty of water, as facilities within the reserve are limited.
The park sits within the boundaries of Wooroonooran National Park, featuring specific geological formations and diverse wildlife populations.
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