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The coffee coloured water of the Warrego River provides visitors and locals with a great camping, fishing or swimming spot.
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Imagine the peace and quiet, the smell of sizzling Yellowbelly, the star-filled nights and the fire crackling lazily away.
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The 850 metre Airlie Creek Track slowly winds up the hill behind Airlie Beach along a gravel path, featuring rare flora and fauna such as the Whitsunday Bottle Tree and the endangered Proserpine Rock Wallaby which are only found in this region.
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The Albert River circuit within Lamington National Park, leads off the Border Track five kilometres from the trail head.
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As the region's largest coastal park, Bowling Green Bay National Park contains diverse habitats. Its coastal plains are dramatically set against a backdrop of rugged granite mountains rising abruptly in the distance.
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Alligator Creek flows through Bowling Green Bay National Park in a series of cascades, deep pools and waterfalls.
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Amamoor State Forest produces some of the finest hoop pine in Queensland. More than 120 bird species have been sighted in its riverine rainforests and plantations of hoop and bunya pines.
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The Araucaria Lookout Track in the Binna Burra section of Lamington National Park is reached by following the Border Track to the foot of Mount Hobwee.
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In Auburn River National Park, the spectacular Auburn River flows over huge salmon-coloured boulders as it courses through a steep-sided gorge.
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Follow in the footsteps of the prehistoric creatures that once roamed this ancient land. Australia's Dinosaur Trail encompasses the towns of Richmond, Hughenden and Winton which all have their own unique dinosaur stories to tell.
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