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The green forests, the picturesque pathways made more dramatic with waterfalls and creeks makes the Lamington National Park, Brisbane a must see for all. The Park is located 110 kilometers away towards the south of Brisbane. The Lamington National Park comprises of two sections: Green Mountains and Binna Burra. Timings: The Lamington National Park remains open on all days of the week for 24 hours. Features of the Lamington National Park, Brisbane: - The Lamington National Park is located on a landscape whose age can be traced back to that of the earth's. The rugged topography of the place owes is nature to the continuous changes that have been affecting the surface of the earth.
- Walk through the remnants of the ancient Gondwanan forests and hear some ancient songbirds as well.
- Find several species of earthworms in this pristine place that are to be found nowhere else in the world.
- It is one of Australia's largest remaining forests of hoop pines.
- Take a look at the strange variety of soils and rocks in this park that are a result of volcanic activities in this region.
- Choose from the Halfday and the Fullday guided walks that take you to the major attractions of the Lamington National Park. The major attractions include Python Rock, Maron falls, caves, rivers and much more.
- The Lamington National Park provides several facilities for its visitors as well:
- There are picnic areas along with electric barbeques in Green Mountain as well as Binna Burra.
- Camping facilities are available on the Park, however, there has to be prior bookings and fees do apply.
- There are guided tours organized by the Park.
- Toilet facilities are available.
- Guide maps for all visitors are available at the information centers.
- There is also a public telephone booth.
Tips to visitors:
- Wear sturdy shoes.
- Take adequate water and food along with you.
- Keep children under careful vigilance.
- Wear comfortable clothes and carry a torch.
- Carry a first aid box and a visitor's guide.
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