Mount Barney National Park is a significant reserve managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. It is part of the World Heritage listed Gondwana Rainforests of Australia due to its geological history and role in nature conservation. The park's rugged peaks are the remnants of an ancient volcano that erupted 24 million years ago.
Visitors to the park can partake in various activities, including hiking along the walking tracks. Popular routes include those leading to the Yellow Pinch lookout, Cronan Creek Falls, Lower Portals track, and Upper Portals track. Experienced hikers are drawn to the park for its summit routes, which offer stunning views of the Border Ranges and Scenic Rim forests from the peak of Mount Barney.
Aside from its natural attractions, the area surrounding Mount Barney National Park offers accommodation options and other attractions such as Yellow Pinch Reserve Park, Mount Maroon, and Lilydale Farmstay. This provides visitors with a range of experiences to enjoy during their stay.