Parks and forests starting with ‘W’
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Listing 20 parks.
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| Wairuna, Girringun National Park, North Queensland This page contains general visitor, camping and specific safety and minimal impact information for visitors to the Wairuna section of Girringun National… |
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| Wallaman Falls Section, Wet Tropics Great Walk, Around Townsville Wallaman Falls Section in the Girringun National Park forms part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. The three walking tracks are the Buujan Quiinbiira… |
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| Wallaman Falls, Girringun National Park, Around Townsville Wallaman Falls in Girringun National Park is the highest, permanent, single-drop waterfall in Australia and is part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area… |
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| Walshs Pyramid, Wooroonooran National Park, North Queensland Walshs Pyramid, in Wooroonooran National Park within the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, is an independent peak with a distinct pyramid shape that features… |
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| Welford National Park, Outback Queensland …located 30 km south-east of Jundah, which is 210 km south of Longreach. Follow the Barcoo River through plains and mulga woodlands and be captivated by… |
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| Wet Tropics Great Walk, Around Townsville …includes the Wallaman Falls Section and the Juwun and Jambal walks which begin near Blencoe Falls. Experiences include overnight camping in the Wallaman… |
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| White Blow Regional Park, Around Townsville …features a prominent milky quartz outcrop, locally known as White Blow. Camping is not permitted and there are no designated walking tracks but visitors… |
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| White Mountains National Park, Around Townsville …140 km south-west of Charters Towers. The park protects 14 different ecosystems. The access road may be closed during the wet season. Camping with limited… |
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| Whitsunday Great Walk, Mackay/Proserpine The Whitsunday Great Walk is now known as the Conway circuit. |
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| Whitsunday Islands National Park, Mackay/Proserpine …a group of continental islands lying off the Queensland coast 25km east of Airlie Beach. |
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| Whitsunday national park islands, Mackay/Proserpine …continental islands off the Queensland coast, are part of the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area and home to the Whitsunday Ngaro Sea Trail, one of… |
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| Whitsunday Ngaro Sea Trail, Mackay/Proserpine …includes seaways and picturesque walks across Whitsunday, South Molle and Hook islands. The trail has several camping areas that provide easy access to… |
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| Wild Cattle Island National Park, Central Coast Wild Cattle Island is 25km south-east of Gladstone. Information includes map, features, activities, camping and safety. |
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| Wongabel State Forest, North Queensland …protects a remnant of endangered mabi forest. The two tracks have been designed with consideration for walkers who are vision impaired. Camping is not… |
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| Wongi State Forest, Sunshine Coast …located 25km north-west of Maryborough. Information includes camping and natural environment. |
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| Woody Island and Little Woody Island, Great Sandy National Park, Sunshine Coast Woody Island, an undeveloped section of Great Sandy National Park, is located in the Great Sandy Strait, about 5 km or 20 minutes east of Urangan, Hervey… |
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| Woondum National Park, Sunshine Coast …located 15 minutes south-east of Gympie. There is an easy 530m one-way track. Camping is not allowed in the forest. |
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| Wooroonooran National Park, North Queensland Visitor facilities in Wooroonooran National Park are provided at Goldsborough Valley; Walshs Pyramid; Josephine Falls and the Palmerston area. Information… |
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| Woowoonga National Park, Sunshine Coast …located about 90 minutes' drive from Maryborough and 14km north of Biggenden. Bush camping is not allowed. A rough trail, which is suitable for experienced… |
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| Wuthara Island National Park (CYPAL), Cape York Peninsula …consists of three islands surrounded by fringing reefs. Remote bush camping is permitted on the main island. No roads, walking tracks or public facilities… |
