Snake Range National Park

Snake Range National Park stretches across 26,877 square kilometers of diverse landscapes, featuring woodlands, heathlands and wetlands at an elevation of 352 meters.

The establishment of Snake Range National Park occurred in two phases, with an initial dedication in 1972 followed by a territorial expansion in 1998.

The national park territory holds numerous Aboriginal heritage sites that document the presence of Indigenous communities who maintained deep connections to this land.

The park administration offers guided tours with rangers who share knowledge about local wildlife, while maintaining designated camping areas and multiple hiking trails.

The geological formations within the park create a serpentine pattern that influenced its naming, visible from various observation points throughout the protected area.

Location: Queensland

Inception: 1972

Elevation above the sea: 352 m

GPS coordinates: -24.04306,147.58361

Latest update: March 25, 2025 10:04