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Bunya Mountains National Park

Ancient bunya-pine rainforest, walking trails and grazing wallabies.

One of Queensland's oldest national parks, the Bunya Mountains shelter the world's largest remaining stand of ancient bunya pines. Cool rainforest trails, waterfalls and grassy 'balds' dotted with wallabies make it a magical escape northwest of Toowoomba.

Walk beneath the towering pines, spot colourful birdlife, and time a visit for the monthly mountain markets. A proper full-day adventure.

Don't miss

  • World's largest bunya-pine rainforest
  • Rainforest walks and waterfalls
  • Wallabies on the grassy balds
  • Monthly Bunya Mountain Markets

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