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Queensland National Parks Atherton and Evelyn Tablelands parks Welcome Contents For all the world Parks at a glance .........................................................................2 In the north ...............................................................................10 Many of the parks and forests on the Tablelands are part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area—an area so special that it is valued Welcome .....................................................................................3 In the centre ..............................................................................12 worldwide for its exceptional diversity, its evolutionary history Parks of the Tablelands north map ..............................................4 Around Lake Tinaroo .................................................................14 and its superb scenic beauty. The Wet Tropics World Heritage Area Parks of the Tablelands south map .............................................5 Around Atherton .......................................................................16 covers nearly 900,000ha and stretches along the north-east coast of Plan your journey ........................................................................6 Heading south ...........................................................................18 Queensland for about 450km between Townsville and Cooktown. Getting there ...............................................................................7 Southern Tablelands .................................................................20 Choose your adventure ...............................................................8 Visit with care ...........................................................................22 Unwind Adventurous by nature ................................................................9 Further information ...................................................................24 with family and friends as you soak up a sunset and Fishing at Lake Tinaroo, disconnect from the pace Danbulla State Forest. and bustle of everyday life. Delve Parks at a glance deeply into the mining, forestry and farming history that has shaped and influenced the colourful landscape. Page Camping Camp fires Toilets Dogs on a leash Day-use area Fishing Short walk (3hr or less) Long walk than(more 3hr) Mountain biking Canoeing/ Kayaking Horseriding The Chimneys day-use area, Danbulla. Park Bunda Bibandji (Bare HIll) CP 10–11 Experience Discover Bartle Frere Trail, Wooroonooran NP 12–13 a cultural landscape, a diverse landscape peppered with astounding volcanic features, Curtain Fig NP 12–13 interwoven with significant places, traditional stories World Heritage-listed forests and Danbulla NP and SF 14–15 and spiritual connections. exceptional animals and plants. Davies Creek and Dinden NPs 10–11 Emerald Creek, Dinden West FR 10–11 Delight Hallorans Hill CP 16–17 u in awe-inspiring views Hasties Swamp NP 16–17 and rugged scenery from a whisper-quiet kayak or Herberton Range NP and SF, 16–17 and Baldy Mountain FR atop 2 wheels. Herberton Range CP 18–19 Muellers stag beetle. Koombooloomba NP and CP 20–21 Photos (clockwise from top right): Maxime Coquard © Qld Govt; Robert Ashdown © Qld Govt; © Wet Lake Barrine, Crater Lakes NP 12–13 Atherton Forest Mountain Bike Park. Tropics Management Authority; © Damien Bleach Photography; Yabbaday © Daniel Joseph Lake Eacham, Crater Lakes NP 12–13 Malanda Falls CP 12–13 u u Millstream Falls NP 18–19 Welcome to the Misty Mountains Wilderness tracks* 20–21 Mount Hypipamee NP 18–19 Tablelands’ parks Tumoulin SF and FR 18–19 Welcome to the Atherton and Evelyn tablelands. A lush, fertile region of Tablelands section, Tully Gorge NP* 20–21 rainforest, wetland and savannah, full of walking tracks, mountain-bike trails, Tully Falls NP* 20–21 camping areas, craters, lakes, waterfalls and wildlife. The endless variety of Wongabel SF 16–17 attractions and activities means the tablelands have something for everyone to enjoy! As a ranger I like being able to work on Country, to look after Country. NP = National Park On behalf of all my fellow rangers, we ask that you respect the places you visit CP = Conservation Park SF = State Forest and help us preserve our precious parks for future generations. FR = Forest Reserve Ranger Brittney * Access and facilities from the Tablelands only. For information about the coastal reaches of these parks, see the Tropical Coast national parks journey guide. At some locations, conditions may apply. u Nearby Photos: (left) Mandy Heales © Qld Govt; (background) © Steven Nowakowski 2 (Front cover) Emerald Creek Falls in Dinden West Forest Reserve; (this page) Tableland sunrise 3 Photos: (front cover) © Paul Curtis, North Queensland Wildscapes; (this page) © Roger James Parks of the Tablelands north map Parks of the Tablelands south map Herberton Range The Bluff National Park To Mount Molloy Kuranda State Forest National Park P Wooroonooran a l National Park P Formartine Kuranda m en Tumoulin Millaa e i Evelyn Creek rs n State Forest Millaa to su Conservation State Forest n la H Park ig D Barron hw e Kennedy Highway a v Gorge y e Tumoulin lo National Park Maalan p Forest Reserve m Bilwon The Bluff National Park e Clohesy River Road n State Forest State Forest t a l Ravenshoe R Cairns State Forest o a Clohesy River fig tree d Ravenshoe Dinden Dinden Millstream Falls T West u State Forest l To Mount Garnet National Park l To Innisfail y Forest F a Tully Gorge Reserve no through l Davies Creek Road l s access ay National Park Bunda Bibandji Ke ighw R nnedy H o a (Bare Hill) Big Millstream Falls d d oa Conservation R tal Davies Creek Park Little Millstream Falls en Mareeba Dinden pm National Park Lake Wabunga Tully Falls elo Ravenshoe ev National Park Morris Wayemba National Park D Forest Reserve e k r Tinaroo Mount Turtle u Kahlpahlim B Creek Legend Rock car park Road Emerald Little National park Car camping Dinden West Creek Falls Mulgrave Tully Gorge Forest Reserve State forest Boat camping National Park Henry National Park Hannam Forest reserve Picnic table K Tully Gorge lookout e Drive Kauri Creek Road Gordonvale n n Conservation park Open camp fire e d y Mount Edith Road Water Fire ring To Chillagoe Koombooloomba H i g Danbulla Conservation Park h Waterway Barbecue—wood w Danbulla National Park d a oa y State Forest 2 a R Waterfall Generator permitted Danbull Highway Danbulla South Danbulla Highway Dogs on a leash permitted Koombooloomba Forest Reserve 2 State Forest Dam Hallorans Hill Sealed road Constructed lookout Conservation Park Danbulla Gillies Unsealed road Short walk Danbulla South National Park Wooroonooran Herberton Range 4WD road Long walk Koombooloomba Forest Reserve State Forest National Park South Forest Reserve Unsealed road Natural viewpoint Lake (no motorised access) Tinaroo Lake Wildlife watching Walking track Koombooloomba Barrine Mountain biking Atherton Gadgarra National Park Shared trail—horses Scale Mount Baldy National Park and vehicles Horseriding 0 5 10km Yungaburra Shared trail—horses Fishing and walkers Baldy Crater Lakes No camp fires Mountain National Park Locked gate No camping Forest Reserve Curtain Fig Visitor information Lake Eacham centre National Park No vehicle access Wongabel Parking T Herberton Range No trail bikes Ridge Road State Forest o pa Wi-Fi z R Hasties Swamp oad Over-the-counter National Park booking Herberton Range Right: Lake Barrine, Crater Lakes National Park National Park Malanda Booking kiosk Below: Atherton Forest Mountain Bike Park To Bartle Frere Photos: (right) © Paul Curtis, North Queensland Toilet Wildscapes; (below) Maxime Coquard © Qld Govt Herberton Malanda Falls Wheelchair access Herberton Range Conservation Park Herberton Range Conservation Park Day-use area State Forest 4WD access Upper Barron Road Tent camping Mount Hypipamee Herberton Range National Park Scale 4 National Park 0 5 10km 5 Kahlpahilim Rock trail, Dinden National Park © Qld Govt Curtis Paul Photo: © Qld Govt Vallance Tamara Photo: Driving through the Tablelands Plan your journey Getting there Venture into a tapestry of colourful landscapes and spectacular views. Breathe in the mountain air and feel Wind your way to the Tablelands on a meandering range road or dusty the spray as waterfalls plunge into crystal-clear pools. Get out and enjoy a mountain-bike adventure or outback track. Choose from 6 main access routes—consider taking a Ulysses butterfly Photo: © Toursism glide through waterways on a canoe or kayak. Wander through forests interwoven with history and ancient different route on your way home. and Events Qld connections and discover wondrous wildlife. Via the Kuranda Range Via the Cassowary Coast Via Cooktown and Cape York Living cultural landscape Escape to the hills! Enjoy cooler and less Local events At Smithfield, 14km north of Cairns, turn About 5km north of Innisfail, turn onto the Peninsula Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service humid weather thanks to the elevation of Consider planning your journey to west onto the Kennedy Highway and Palmerston Highway and wind your way From Cooktown it’s a 265km trip along the acknowledges the First Nations peoples of the Tablelands (500–1,200m). Summer coincide with some of the many events drive the winding 11.5km route up the uphill for 76km to Millaa Millaa, at a lofty sealed Mulligan Highway to Mareeba, on Queensland’s parks and forests. Rich with days can be hot but temperatures cool and festivals on the Tablelands. Immerse coastal range to Kuranda. From here, it’s 1,050m, on
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