Rugged peaks, steep gorges, tumbling waterfalls, lush rainforest, varied wildlife, easy access, a colourful history and a range of recreational opportunities make this one of Queensland’s most popular national parks.
Location
18km (lower section) and 27km (upper section) north-west of Cairns, in North Queensland.
Welcome
The Traditional Owners—the Djabugay Aboriginal people—welcome you to their country, a place of many stories, and ask that you respect their special place.
Park facilities
- No campfires
- Information centre
- Lookout
- Picnic tables
- Toilets
- Wheelchair access (may require assistance)
- No camping
- Canoeing and kayaking
- Hiking
- Walking
- World Heritage
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![Photo of a high bridge over a deep gully on Djina-Wu track]()
A high bridge over a deep gully on Djina-Wu track
Photo credit: Michael Petersen © Queensland Government
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![Photo of Douglas track, which passes through dense vegetation linking the coast with the tablelands.]()
Douglas track passes through dense vegetation linking the coast with the tablelands.
Photo credit: © HolidayTravelTV.com
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View Barron Falls from Din Din Barron Falls lower lookout
Photo credit: © HolidayTravelTV.com
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