Granite outcrops, open eucalypt woodland and clear, flowing streams are the striking features of these parks and this reserve.
Location
53km from Cairns via the Kuranda Range
Welcome
The Buluwai people have a long-standing and continuous connection with these parks. They welcome you to their country and ask that you respect this special place.
Park facilities
- Campfires allowed (conditions apply)
- Lookout
- Picnic tables
- Toilets
- Wheelchair access (may require assistance)
- Tent camping
- Camper trailer camping
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Walking
- World Heritage
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Photo credit: © Tourism and Events Queensland
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Photo credit: Robert Ashdown © Queensland Government
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Davies Creek, Lower Davies Creek camping area. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Dinden National Park. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Clohesy River Fig Tree, Dinden National Park. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Clohesy River, Dinden National Park. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Upper Davies Creek camping area. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Dinden National Park. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Dinden National Park. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Emerald Creek Falls, Dinden West Forest Reserve. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Emerald Creek, Dinden West Forest Reserve. Photo credit: Andrew Watson © Queensland Government
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Photo credit: Paul Curtis © Queensland Government
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Camp site 2 at Upper Davies Creek camping area. Photo credit: © Danora Buschkens
Highlights and announcements
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Be inspired: Mountain biking in north Queensland parks—feel the burn!
Want to take leg day to the next level? Sometimes you just have to say, ‘what the heck, let’s do it’. Queensland National Parks, particularly those in the north, offer some gnarly mountain bike trails…
- Temporary partial road closure: Clohesy River Road, Dinden National Park 31 March to 30 August 2023