Mount Ossa National Park

Mount Ossa National Park extends across 4.96 square kilometers of protected land northwest of Brisbane, featuring dense rainforest environments with hoop pine trees.

The Queensland government designated Mount Ossa as a national park on March 28, 2008, adding it to the network of protected areas in the state.

Local conservation efforts led by the Queensland Department of National Parks maintain this area as a natural sanctuary for regional flora and fauna species.

The park provides limited access points and no developed facilities, requiring visitors to bring necessary supplies and plan their exploration carefully.

The park contains specific sections of rainforest that represent Queensland's natural ecological systems within the Mackay Regional boundaries.

Location: Mackay Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -21.01516,148.81305

Latest update: March 30, 2025 19:02