About Main Range NP

Rugged mountain ranges, breath-taking lookouts, rare wildlife and a mosaic of vegetation types: Main Range NP is located on the western side of the Scenic Rim and is home to pockets of rainforest in moist sheltered locations, interspersed with open eucalypt forest on the dry ridges and montane heaths on the high rocky outcrops.

The park covers almost 30,000 hectares and is accessed from a number of locations including Cunningham’s Gap, Spicer’s Gap and Goomburra. Queen Mary Falls is also a lovely drive and easily accessible picnic spot. When walking in Main Range, look out for the seldom-seen Albert’s Lyrebird, the eastern bristlebird and the black breasted button quail.

Exploring Main Range National Park

Accommodation near Main Range NP One of the jewels in the crown of Main Range accommodation is the luxury camping Spicers Canopy safari tent experience, which sits high on the edge of the great world-heritage park. Visitors Main Range NP will also find a number of other inspiring places to stay close by, allowing easy access to bushwalks. Main Range NP camping is another overnight option. More >>

Tours of Main Range NP A guided tour is the most rewarding way to interpret what you’re seeing and hearing as you walk through our Queensland national parks. Your guide also knows just where to look to find our shy Australian wildlife species.  More >>

Bushwalking in Main Range NP Main Range national park is home to variety of walking tracks including short easy circuits, longer more demanding hikes and also remote bushwalking for experienced walkers. Search through our listing for what makes each walk special and also the gitty-gritty, so the walk suits your ability. >>