CAPE HILLSBOROUGH NATIONAL PARK
Since 1985
“Cape Hillsborough National Park, located in the Mackay Region, stands as a breathtaking and tranquil destination on the Central Queensland coast. This expansive natural area offers a diverse range of activities, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of the surroundings. From encounters with wildlife, including wallabies, to opportunities for hiking, picnics, fishing, and camping, Cape Hillsborough National Park provides a serene escape into nature. The park's landscape is a rich tapestry of ecosystems, featuring rainforests, eucalypt forests, pristine beaches, rocky headlands adorned with hoop pines, and volcanic rock formations. Various walking trails weave through the beach, bush, and hills, offering a spectrum of experiences for nature enthusiasts. Cape Hillsborough National Park boasts a remarkable array of biodiversity, with approximately 140 bird species, 22 mammals, 25 reptiles, and eight amphibians identified within its boundaries. For a deeper connection to the land, visitors can explore The Diversity boardwalk and Yuibera plant trail, gaining insights into the Yuibera people's profound connection to the country. A unique and enchanting spectacle awaits at sunrise, as kangaroos grace the beach, providing an awe-inspiring sight for those fortunate enough to witness this natural phenomenon. With its harmonious blend of natural wonders and cultural significance, Cape Hillsborough National Park offers a captivating experience for all who seek solace and appreciation in the heart of Central Queensland's coastal beauty.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Wheelchair Access
• Easy Navigation
• Beautiful Settings.”
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