Dipperu National Park

Dipperu National Park is a protected area in Queensland that contains multiple habitats supporting numerous animal and plant species. The terrain spans rolling land and provides space for the many organisms living there.

The park was established in 1969 when Queensland's government decided to protect natural areas for scientific purposes. This creation was part of a broader effort to preserve important landscapes and their inhabitants.

The park contains multiple ecosystems that support various wildlife, showing how nature functions across different habitats in this region. Visitors can observe how these different environments coexist and create homes for many species.

The park is located northwest of Brisbane and can be reached from several nearby towns that serve as starting points. Visitors should check on the best route and current conditions before traveling there.

Several rare animal species have made their home in the park and are difficult to spot in the wild elsewhere. These species make the area particularly valuable for nature enthusiasts and researchers.

Location: Queensland

Inception: 1969

Elevation above the sea: 171 m

GPS coordinates: -21.93806,148.71528

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:22