Eungella
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An hour west of Mackay, in the rainforest-clad mountains lies Eungella National Park, at the head of the Pioneer Valley. Australia’s longest, oldest stretch of sub-tropical rainforest, ranging over 51,700 hectares, the park draws its name from an Aboriginal word meaning ‘Land of the Clouds’. Thousands of years of isolation have allowed the rainforest to nurture an abundance of native life such as the Eungella Honeyeater, only one of five new bird species discovered in Australian in the past 50 years. 225 bird species have been recorded including the Wompoo Pigeon, Crimson Rosella, Regent Bower Birds and the endemic Eungella
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Pine Grove CircuitEungella National Park's foothills endure tropical sun, but its mountain tops rise to a cool
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Broken River95 kilometres west of Mackay lies Broken River an area which offers one of the
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Cedar Grove TrackEungella National Park's foothills endure tropical sun, but its mountain tops rise to a cool
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Mackay Highlands Great WalkStunning scenery including dense rainforest, deep gorges, steep escarpments and tranquil farming communities make the
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The Pioneer ValleyThe Pioneer Valley, apart from being one of the richest sugar cane growing areas in
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Eungella National ParkSet in mist-shrouded mountains west of Mackay, Eungella National Park is one of Queensland’s most
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Eungella DamEungella Dam is 120 kilometres west of Mackay and is one of Queensland''s more established
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Explorers' HavenSpectacularly located on the edge of the Clarke range, Explorers' Haven offers relaxing accommodation with
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Broken River Mountain ResortSpend the night with a platypus. Broken River Mountain Resort is an Eco-tourism establishment based
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Eungella Mountain Edge EscapeEungella Mountain Edge Escape offers clean, well equipped one and two bedroom cabins situated in
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Eungella Mountain Edge Escape
Eungella Mountain Edge Escape offers clean, well equipped one and two bedroom cabins situated in
