Photos of Lamington National Park

Remington National Park, located on the west side of Spring Springs National Park (Springbrook National Park), is a precious ecological base and a designated World Heritage Site. Most of the park is located on the 900-meter plateau. There are many scenic walks in the park, and you can see rich animal and plant landscapes and beautiful waterfalls along the way. 1. Walking trails In Remington National Park, there are very good walking trails. It is a hiker's paradise. Along the way, you can see steep canyons, magnificent waterfalls, and lush and dense subtropical rainforests. First of all, you have to walk O'Reilly's Treetop Walk, which is Australia's first treetop walk. It is actually a suspension bridge, about 15 meters above the ground. Because it is built in dense woods, it can be seen from the top. Can't see the ground. Walking on the suspension bridge, you will feel a little dizzy at first, but it will be fine after walking for a while. Walking along this treetop trail to the depths of the rainforest, you will appreciate the rare flowers of Australia and the ancient trees of thousands of years. In addition to feasting your eyes and gaining knowledge, you will even breathe green because you are full of negative ions! In addition, there are many popular walking trails: the GreatWalk trail to Springbrook Plateau, which is 54 kilometers long and takes 3 days to complete. The 21km BorderTrack trail follows the watershed between NSW and Queensland and connects Binna Burra with O'Reilly's Rainforest Lodge. 2. Beautiful scenery Like Springbrook National Park, it is also part of the World Heritage "East Coast Rainforest Reserve". There is a unique subtropical rainforest scenery here. Tourists can walk on the hiking trails known as the very best in Queensland and enjoy the scenery. The surrounding ancient trees, gurgling streams and spectacular waterfalls, listening to all kinds of birds singing in the forest, a variety of native Australian endangered birds live here, fully integrated into the beauty of nature.