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Explore the eastern side of Lamington National Park.
Binna Burra offers access to dramatic lookouts, ancient beech trees, and historic lodge paths. The trails here provide deep access into the Gondwana Rainforest.
Entry to this section of the national park is free. Pack sturdy closed-toe shoes and plenty of water for the steep gorge hikes.
5 km return1.5 - 2 hours
This 5-kilometer circuit leads to an accessible pocket of ancient Antarctic beech forest. These trees survived from the Gondwana era. The trail gets muddy easily. Wear sturdy footwear and use insect repellent to deter leeches.
5 km return1.5 - 2 hours
Hike 5 kilometers along the cliff edge to see large sandstone overhangs and caves. You get clear views out over the Coomera Valley. Watch your head in the low cave sections. Always stay well back from the unguarded cliff edges.
2 - 3 hoursSteep return climb
Walk down into the Coomera River gorge to find a large rock pool. Towering trees surround the water, providing a cool place to rest. The climb back out is steep. Pace yourself and carry extra drinking water.
