Where you can find the mightiest of jungles on your Aussie trip…
Australia’s rich and lively nature attracts free-spirited travelers from all over the globe. So, what’s all the hype? 😉 Well, for one thing, Australia is full of lush rainforest jungles speaking to all of our inner Tarzan. Discover where to find the most beautiful rainforests in the Land Down Under.
5. Gondwana Rainforest
You’ll find this ancient rainforest stretching over parts of New South Wales and Queensland. In fact, this rainforest is the largest subtropical rainforest area in the whole world. The area is also named a Natural World Heritage Site. The Gondwana’s comprise of many parks. Some of the best ones include Border Ranger National Park, Nightcap National Park, and the best one- Dorrigo National Park. In Dorrigo, make sure to check out the Skywalk to get an epic view of the rainforest from above! Not quite rainforests, but forests nonetheless… see where you can find the most beautiful forests in the world! Ready to gaze out from the Skywalk with friends you haven’t met yet? Find your future TripMates now and start creating your adventure.
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4. Kakadu National Park
Located in the north of Australia, this park is also the largest national park in all the land. This ‘dry’ rainforest also holds a lot of cultural history, having been the home for Aboriginal Peoples for tens of thousands of years. To learn more about the cultural wonders of the park, you can take the Wurreng Cultural Walk. The park holds inside countless natural wonders, including crystal clear water pools, waterfalls, and of course, lush forests. One of the most popular spots to see in the park is the Jim Jim Waterfalls. Aussie is at the top of the list for lands of waterfalls, but so is Iceland! Check out the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland to keep chasin’ waterfalls.
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3. El Questro Wilderness Park
In the dry landscapes of Western Australia, you wouldn’t exactly expect a rainforest. Camping opportunities are also many in this park! This green oasis offers plenty of unique hikes to its visitors, one of the best being the Emma Gorge trail, where you can take a dip in the water hole you’ll find at the end of your hike! What better way to cool off from the Aussie heat?
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2. Lamington National Park
Lamington is a part of the Gondwana rainforests but deserves an honorable mention separately as one of the best rainforest areas to visit in Australia. One of the most amazing sights while hiking in Lamington is the Morans Falls, which fall from a height of 80 meters. The park also offers amazing accommodation opportunities. Choose from resorts, luxury homes, or apartments… or get wild and go camping at Binna Burra Rainforest Campsite! Here are our best tips for your first camping trip. 😉
Discover beautiful Lamington
1. Springbrook National Park
The rainforest ecosystem of Springbrook was born from a volcanic eruption some millions of years ago. Here, you’ll also find some of the oldest trees. This park features many easy trails, so if you and your TripMates aren’t the most avid of hikers, perhaps pay a visit to Springbrook. If you’re in a rush, stop by to see the Purling Brook Falls off Springbrook Road. Don’t forget to pay a visit to Canyon Lookout to get some pretty amazing views.
The lush Springbrook National Park
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