Dinden State Forest

Nestled in Far North Queensland is a verdant paradise for nature enthusiasts. This sprawling forest reserve is renowned for its diverse flora and fauna, offering tranquillity and adventure. From serene walking trails to exhilarating mountain biking, Dinden State Forest provides many outdoor activities. Experience the untouched beauty of the rainforest, the melodious bird calls, and the breathtaking views from the lookout points. A visit to Dinden is a journey into the heart of nature.

Dinden National Park

Kahlpahlim Rock / Lamb's Head

Kahlpahlim Rock, also known as Lambs Head, is a challenging yet rewarding hiking trail located in the Davies Creek National Park. The summit of this hike rewards adventurers with breathtaking views.

Bare Hill Conservation Park

Bunda Bibandji Rock Art Walking Track

Bunda Bibandji (a.k.a. Bare Hill) is home to the largest Aboriginal rock art complex in the Cairns Hinterland region. Prior to their forced removal in 1916, this was an important birthing and hunting place for the Buluwandji People.