Grey Peaks National Park - Wanderstories

Grey Peaks National Park

Grey Peaks National Park is part of the Coastal Wet Tropics Important Bird Area because of its importance for the conservation of lowland tropical rainforest birds. This 1083ha national park is a mosaic of sclerophyll and rainforest vegetation and protects part of the green backdrop of Cairns and the Mulgrave River valley.

Grey Peaks National Park

Bessie Falls

Bell Peak (North & South) and Cessna 402 wreckage

Paid-members only

Malbon Thompson Forest Reserve

Bell Peak (North & South) and Cessna 402 wreckage

Located in both Malbon Thompson Forest Reserve and Grey Peaks National Park, a 14 km trail lead you to the north and south Bells Peak. There is also a plane wreckage at the summit of Bell Peak North.