Girraween National Park Parks and forests Department of Environment and Science, Queensland

Girraween National Park Southern Queensland Country

The department is seeking volunteers to act as campground hosts at Girraween National Park over the Queensland school holidays. For details on how to apply simply download the Girraween campground host information (PDF, 1.2MB) .

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[email protected]. Phone. +61 137468. Huge granite boulders tower above open forests in the spectacular and popular Girraween National Park, outside Stanthorpe in southern Queensland. Camp at Castle Rock or Bald Rock Creek camping areas or relax with a picnic in the shady Bald Rock Creek day-use area. Explore the park on almost 30 kilometres.

Castle Rock (tent site) camping area Girraween National Park Parks and forests Department

Walk among native wildflowers, explore rock pools, and witness the overpowering beauty of Girraween's landscape on this creek-side meander. Journey type

Girraween National Park Discover massive granite outcrops, balancing boulders, clear running

The Lowdown. Located on the border of Queensland and New South Wales, Girraween National Park is dominated by hardened molten granite boulders as well as an abundance of wildlife and snaking creeks. While the landscape feels remote and rugged, there's a range of comfort; with 10 hiking trails ranging from very easy to very hard to choose from and well-maintained glamp-grounds with hot.

Amazing formations and Spectacular array of colour in Girraween National Park, Queensland

Unlike other national parks in Queensland, Girraween National Park replaces rainforests with rocks, making it a distinctly different experience to its neighbours, Springbrook and Lamington.. Spread across 117 square kilometres, Girraween National Park's natural rock formations prove Mother Nature is the world's best landscape gardener.

The best walks in Girraween National Park

Drop a pin on the border of Queensland and New South Wales, 200 kilometres inland from the coastline and you'll find Girraween National Park. While it's accessible from Brisbane, Toowoomba, or the Gold Coast as a day trip, if you plan on tackling any of the longer walks, you'll want to stay the night. With Stanthorpe less than 30.

Girraween National Park Parks and forests Department of Environment and Science, Queensland

Girraween National Park is located in the Darling Downs region of Queensland on Yidindji land. The southern boundary of the park is the state border between Queensland and New South Wales and is part of the Granite Belt. It is popular for its dramatic landscape of granite outcrops, tors and boulders as well as bush forests that are home to unique fauna such as wombat, spotted quoll, lyrebird.

The Pyramid Girraween National Park Parks and forests Department of Environment, Science

Huge granite boulders tower above open forests in the spectacular and popular Girraween National Park, outside Stanthorpe in southern Queensland. Camp at Castle Rock or Bald Rock Creek camping areas or relax with a picnic in the shady Bald Rock Creek day-use area. Explore the park on almost 30 kilometres of walking tracks. Stroll the […]

The Pyramid at Girraween National Park, Queensland [4032×3024] [oc] EarthPorn

Get to know this 2.7-mile loop trail near Stanthorpe, Queensland. Generally considered a challenging route.. Girraween National Park gets its name from the Aboriginal word Girraween, meaning 'place of flowers', which is not from the local language in the area but emphasises the year-round wildflower blooms. The area is part of a granite.

Twin pyramids, Girraween National Park Queensland Australia By silverbell National parks

Girraween National Park is 260 km south-west of Brisbane. It's located on the New South Wales-Queensland border and is connected to Bald Rock National Park, which is on the NSW side. Girraween is an easy drive on a sealed road off New England Highway between Stanthorpe and Tenterfield.

Complete Guide to Girraween National Park, Darling Downs Queensland

Girraween National Park is approximately 260 km by road south-west of Brisbane (about three hours' easy drive via Warwick) and is located on the border of Queensland and New South Wales, on the northern end of the New England Tablelands. It covers 11,800 hectares, with an average elevation of 900 meters above sea level. Walking Tracks, Picnics.

Girraween National Park Parks and forests Department of Environment and Science, Queensland

A 16km drive east of Ballandean, Girraween National Park is famed for its dramatically balanced granite boulders and brilliant wildflowers. These start…

Girraween National Park Southern Queensland Country

On the Queensland-New South Wales border, Girraween National Park is 35 kilometres south of Stanthorpe in Granite Belt Wine Country. Brisbane to Girraween National Park: 3hrs 10mins; 256kms. Gold Coast to Girraween National Park: 3hrs 40mins; 275kms. Toowoomba to Girraween National Park: 2hrs 15mins; 180kms.

How to Do The Pyramid Walk, Girraween Southern Downs & Granite Belt

Girraween Visitor Centre is in the northern part of Girraween National Park, located on the Queensland-New South Wales border, 260km by road south-west of Brisbane. The centre can be accessed from the northern and western park entrances and is accessible by conventional vehicles. From Brisbane to western entrance

Above the Junction, Girraween National Park, QLD Stock Photo Alamy

The Pyramid hike is located in Girraween National Park, just outside of Stanthorpe in southern Queensland. The Pyramid in Girraween is a unique hike that requires scrambling over a steep granite surface to reach the summit of the Pyramid monolith. The views from the top are breathtaking, from the Second Pyramid and Balancing Rock to one side.