Camping and Hiking in Girraween National Park: The Pyramid and the rocky forest
Girraween National Park is an inspiring haven for explorers seeking the perfect blend of tranquillity and adrenaline.
Nestled just 30 minutes south of Stanthorpe, Girraween National Park stands as an awe-inspiring haven for explorers seeking the perfect blend of tranquility and adrenaline. With its dramatic rock formations and balancing boulders, this park promises a unique and captivating experience that's perfect for adventurers who crave the thrill of hiking to panoramic summits and immersing themselves in nature's artistry.
Getting there from Brisbane
Just 3.5 hours southwest from Brisbane. Accessed via Stanthorpe in the North or Tenterfield in the South, the clear signage directs you to the enthralling Girraween National Park. This pristine slice of wilderness is nestled on the Queensland-New South Wales border. Whether you start from Stanthorpe in the north or Tenterfield in the south, you'll find clear signage guiding you to this natural wonderland. As you leave the city behind, you'll be entering a realm where granite giants and serene landscapes await your discovery.
From parking to summit
The Pyramid track starts with a promising ascent, leading you through a landscape that's been thoughtfully upgraded to cater to all types of explorers. As you climb, the granite playground will get you through crevices, tunnels, and rocky outcrops.
The Views
The climb is steep, but the reward is beyond measure. Reach the summit and find yourself captivated by a panoramic vista that stretches across forests and extends to the Second Pyramid.
Highlights
Girraween National Park is an adventurer's haven, The whole place offers a thrilling experience with incredible photography opportunities. Over 30 kilometres of hiking trails, each offering a unique perspective of this wild playground.
Essential gear
Prepare for your adventure by packing the essentials. From appropriate hiking gear to photography equipment, ensure you're ready for the journey ahead.
- Camping permits
- Grippy hiking footwear
- First aid kit
- Energising snacks
- Plenty of water
- Headlamp or torches
- Camera/phone
- Camping gear
- Rain jacket (just in case)
- Sunscreen
Please note
As you navigate the granite trails, exercise caution, especially after rain or morning dew that can make the rocks slippery.
And now, are you ready to immerse yourself in the spirit of nature?
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