Australia - Wanderstories

Paluma Range National Park

Turtle Creek

Turtle Creek is a stream that flows off the summit of Mount Halifax into Rollingstone Creek West Branch.

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Wooroonooran National Park

Gorrell Track

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Central Queensland

Great Keppel Island (Wop-Pa)

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Bowling Green Bay National Park

The Gorge, Alligator Creek

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Wooroonooran National Park

Behana Gorge, Clamshell Falls, and Whites Falls

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Wooroonooran National Park

Green Cliff Falls // Upper East Mulgrave Falls

Alligator Creek Paddling and Bikerafting

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Bowling Green Bay National Park

Alligator Creek Paddling and Bikerafting

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Hidden Valley

Running River Paddle

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Townsville

Black River & Alice River Paddle

Australia's Worst Great Walk and how to make it Excellent!

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Girringun National Park

Australia's Worst Great Walk and how to make it Excellent!

You may have heard the stories of this walk. Walking along a car track, through long grass, weeds, and fallen trees for 57 kilometres. That's right, we're talking about the Wet Tropics Great Walk, more specifically, the Djagany (goanna) walk.

Bowling Green Bay National Park

Sunset Beach, Paradise Beach, and Castle Rock

Are you looking for something to do this weekend? Maybe a walk? Well, have you heard of Sunset Beach and Paradise Beach before? Experienced the untouched, remote beaches and enjoy views from Castle Rock across the rocky landscape and out to the ocean that are not usually seen.

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Girringun National Park

Butterfly Falls Track

Follow this track out to a stellar set of waterfalls. This area is home to many spectacular waterfalls and canyons. Butterfly Falls, Euphorion Falls, Ornithoptera Falls, and Birdwing Falls.

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Paluma Range National Park

Cairn Creek

Cairns Creek is a unique creek in Paluma Range due to the overflow of Gold Creek in flood.

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North Queensland

Paddling the Burdekin River

Kayaking down the Burdekin is an incredibly rewarding adventure. The river is home to small cascades, birdlife, fish, and of course, crocodiles (in the lower sections).

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Mount Barney National Park

Mount Barney

Mount Barney is the second-highest peak in southeast Queensland and is surrounded by numerous smaller peaks, rugged terrain, steep valleys, caves, waterfalls (Mount Barney Falls), deep rock pools (Lower Portals), and woodland forests.

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Magnetic Island National Park

Mount Aurora, Magnetic Island

Upper Stony Creek Bikerafting Packrafting

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Girringun National Park

Upper Stony Creek Bikerafting Packrafting

Stony Creek is a long and windy creek located in Girringun National Park. This creek is home to a cluster of low-drop cascades as well as the world-famous Wallaman Falls.

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Paluma Range National Park

Swamp Creek

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Paluma Range National Park

Little Birthday Creek

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Paluma Range National Park

Birthday Creek Area

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Paluma Range National Park

A five-star route

Home to South Cascades and Trident Falls, this loop offers "5 star" camping opportunities and several stunning types of ecosystems.

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North Queensland

Ingham Backcountry Bikepacking Route

Wooroonooran National Park

West Mulgrave Falls

This hidden gem is tucked deep within the Wooronooran National Park and is reached by a difficult, but extremely rewarding, hike.

Eungella National Park

Finch Hatton Gorge

Finch Hatton Gorge is home to the Wheel of Fire, Callistemon Crossing, and the Araluen Cascades. This hidden gem is full of waterfalls, lush flora, and volcanic boulder formations. And best of all, you can enjoy a refreshing swim in the gorge.

Eungella National Park

Mount Dalrymple & Mount David

Mount Dalrymple is located on the Clarke Range in Eungella National Park northwest of Mackay and is the highest mountain in Central Queensland rising to 1258 metres above sea level.