Herberton Range National Park

Herberton Range National Park is located in the Atherton Tablelands region of Far North Queensland.

It offers visitors the chance to explore a unique ecosystem with diverse plant and animal life, including endangered species. The park protects wet sclerophyll forest, open forest, and high altitude rainforest, making it an ideal place to learn about the region's ecology.

Visitors to Herberton Range National Park can enjoy activities such as riding the trails of the Atherton Forest Mountain Bike Park, which offers trails for all skill levels. Hiking trails, like the Mount Baldy Summit trail, provide breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The park also offers opportunities for driving the Herberton Range ridge road and horseback riding.

The nearby village of Herberton is a must-see destination for those interested in the area's history. With over 50 original buildings from the 1800s, visitors can explore the museum, historic homes, and shops to learn about the early days of settlement in Far North Queensland. The wet season, from November to April, can be hot and humid with heavy rainfall.

Cairns Airport is the closest major airport to Herberton Range National Park. Visitors can rent a car and drive to the park in approximately 90 minutes. Bus tours are also available for those who prefer not to drive, providing a convenient way to explore the park.