Cape Hillsborough National Park
Rugged, rainforest-clad hills plunge to rocky headlands of rhyolite boulders. Created by volcanic activity, they separate white sandy beaches in this scenic and peaceful park. Rainforest literally meets the waters of the Great Barrier Reef, providing unique habitats for plants and animals. The Yuibera Aboriginal people continue their traditional use of the rich natural resources found here.
Observe more than 150 species of birds and 25 species of tropical butterflies. Enjoy a range of walking tracks. The 1.2 kilometres Yuibera plant trail illustrates traditional uses of native plants. Along the award-winning Diversity boardwalk, see shell middens from Yuibera feasts. Explore tidal rock pools. On a moonlit walk along the beach you will discover thousands of crabs scurrying for food. Camp or picnic at Smalleys Beach.
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