Wooroonooran National Park - Wanderstories

Wooroonooran National Park

Wooroonooran, Aboriginal for "Black Rock", is a national park in Far North Queensland, between Innisfail and Cairns and is one of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area series of national parks, and is a gazetted World Heritage site.

West Mulgrave Falls

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West Mulgrave Falls

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

Little Cowley Falls

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Little Cowley Falls

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Cowley Falls

This waterfall is a massive waterfall located next to the Palmerston Highway. A rough track takes you to the top of the falls and we describe how to get to the bottom of Cowley Falls to see the cave-like feature.

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Peet's Falls

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Wankaroo Falls

Mount Bellenden Ker and plane crash

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Mount Bellenden Ker and plane crash

Mount Bellenden Ker (Centre Peak) rises above the Bellenden Ker Range – also known as the Wooroonooran Range – at a height of 1,589 metres and is the second highest mountain in the state of Queensland.

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Nandroya Falls

Nandroya Falls Track is a popular on-track walk through danse rainforest and is located near Palmerston, Queensland, Australia. It features the stunning, multi-drop, 50 metre waterfall which is accessed via the six kilometre loop trail.

Babinda Canyon, Babinda Creek

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Babinda Canyon, Babinda Creek

A stunning creek lined with granite drops, gorges, and slot canyons. Located upstream of Babinda Slides and Babinda Falls.

Mount Bartle Frere Plane Wreckage B25 Bomber

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Mount Bartle Frere Plane Wreckage B25 Bomber

An American Bomb Group Squadron based in Charters Towers crashed into Mount Bartle Frere on 21 April 1942 while returning from a search mission in the Coral Sea. They flew into a blind gully which lead to the peak of Mount Bartle Frere.

Babinda Creek, including Babinda Slides and Babinda Falls

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Babinda Creek, including Babinda Slides and Babinda Falls

Babinda Creek is located in Far North Queensland. It is popular among tourists, largely because of the spectacular Babinda Boulders and the beautiful swimming holes along the way. Babinda may be arguably one of the best adventures in Queensland's Wet Tropics, as you can seemingly enjoy so much!

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Windin Falls

Windin Falls is located the Wooroonooran National Park and is the stunning reward for a relatively easy 12 kilometre, 90-minute hike through the rainforest.

6 Must See's when driving up to Cape Tribulation

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6 Must See's when driving up to Cape Tribulation

A few weeks ago we were fortunate enough to get a week off from uni. The week was intended for studying... preparing for exams, catching up on assignments. Well being good international students, we just went on a roadtrip. Three cars, 9 people, an increasing amount of wine bottles per