Girraween National Park is located on the southeast Queensland border, about 30 kilometers from Stanthorpe and covers an area of about 117 square kilometers.
Girraween National Park is located on the Queensland and New South Wales boundary, Girraween National Park is located on the Queensland side, while the New State is located in the Bard Rock National Park (Bald Rock National Park), two national parks are actually connected.
Girraween National Park is known for its spectacular flowers, unique granite geological landscape and wildlife. The unique granite outcrop (The granite outcroppings) is characteristic of Girraween National Park, such as the pyramid (Pyramids) and castle rock (Castle Rock). At 1112 meters above sea level. The National Park has several kilometers of treadmill and jungle hiking and rock climbing are the most popular activities in the park. In addition, you can find pine lion lizards and Jack lizards bathed in the sun on granite groups. At night, you can watch raccoon possum perched on eucalyptus trees with a spotlight. If lucky enough, you might see a koala. From July onwards, flower lovers can enjoy acacia and purple jungle beans.
