Goomboorian National Park

Goomboorian National Park is a great destination for hiking and family trips.

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One of the trails at Goomboorian National Park is the Goomboorian Forest Road Circuit. It is an 11.3 km trail that takes around three to four hours to complete. With an elevation gain of 380 meters, it offers a moderate hike and a good workout. The trail starts off overgrown and slippery but improves in the second half, providing shade and a pleasant walk, ride, or run in the bush. It includes some steep hills that add interest and get your heart rate up. This period offers pleasant and dry weather, ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and camping.

To get to Goomboorian National Park, you can drive approximately 160 km from Brisbane, Queensland. Take the Gympie exit from the Bruce Highway and follow the Mary Valley Link Road to Goomboorian Road. The park entrance is about 10 km from there.

Goomboorian National Park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including native and introduced species, wetland indicator species, and rare or threatened species. There are a total of 823 species in the park, with 265 animals and 546 plants.