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Tamborine National Park
Queensland’s first national park, divided into forest areas scattered across the plateau, with waterfalls such as Curtis Falls and Witches Falls and stands of palms.
Queensland · Australia
Tamborine Mountain
In the destination Gold Coast and the parks.
In the photo: Curtis Falls, Tamborine Mountain
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The city
What to expect from Tamborine Mountain.
A plateau about 500 metres above sea level, one hour from the Gold Coast and Brisbane, Tamborine Mountain includes villages such as North Tamborine and Eagle Heights, the Gallery Walk street of galleries, wineries and breweries. Around it lie areas of the Tamborine National Park, Queensland’s first national park, with waterfalls and palms, and the treetop walkway of the Rainforest Skywalk. It’s also on the route to Lamington.
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What to see in Tamborine Mountain
Nature
Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk
A 1.5 km walk through rainforest, with steel treetop walkways and a suspension bridge 30 metres above the creek.
National park
Lamington National Park
Large rainforest park on the plateau at the border with New South Wales, part of the UNESCO Gondwana Rainforests, with over 160 km of trails, waterfalls and Antarctic beeches.