Lamington National Park

Nestled approximately 110 km south of Brisbane, Lamington National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its lush rainforests, ancient trees, and breathtaking waterfalls. Spanning over 21,000 hectares, the park offers more than 130 km of walking tracks, including the renowned Border Track and the Binna Burra Caves Circuit. Visitors can explore diverse ecosystems, from subtropical rainforests to montane heathlands, and encounter unique wildlife such as the Albert's lyrebird and the Richmond birdwing butterfly. The park also features numerous waterfalls, including the 80-meter Morans Falls and the 64-meter Coomera Falls, accessible via well-maintained trails. Facilities include picnic areas, information centers, and camping sites, providing a comprehensive experience for nature enthusiasts.