Lamington National Park

Lamington National Park is a piece of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, the most broad subtropical rainforest on the planet.Around a hour drive from Surfers Paradise,World Heritage-recorded Lamington National Park is prestigious for its excellent rainforest view, numerous waterfalls, and peculiar natural life.

The territory is prestigious for its wonderful waterfalls and more than 160 kilometers of strolling trails, including the 21.4 kilometer Border track, worked in the late 1930's and the Caves circuit which has sees out finished Coomera Valley.

Lamington was spared from the logging and cultivating that changed a great part of the McPherson Range in the wake of being pronounced in 1915, and nature-sweethearts will be charmed by the Antarctic Beech, wildflowers and uncommon untamed life that flourish in the zone.