Barron Gorge National Park

If you come to Queensland, Australia, then you must come to Barron Canyon National Park to play, it is really beautiful, Australians pay special attention to natural environmental protection, so the scenery here is original ecology, beautiful.

The history of rugged mountains, steep canyons, raging waterfalls, majestic rainforests, rich wildlife, convenient access to parks and fascinating history makes Baron Canyon National Park one of Queensland's most popular national parks. The park extends from the coastal lowlands all the way to the higher elevations of the Atherton Highlands, and is situated in the wet tropical rainforest World Heritage Area. The Baron River is the park's most striking scenery.

The Grand Canyon National Park is divided into north and south parts, and the southern edge is open all year round. The elevation of the north edge is slightly higher than the south edge, and the snow is thicker in winter, so it is only open in summer, and the natural environment is relatively primitive, and there is no public transportation to reach it. Most people visit the Grand Canyon only to its southern edge. If you have time, strength, and courage, you can try to spend a few days down to the bottom of the valley, the scenery is definitely better.

Tropical rainforest, closer to Cairns. If not too far, you can go to the larger Dancui National Park (about two hours drive north from Cairns). Barron Falls is good, but the water volume varies by season.

There is rail transit in Barron Canyon National Park, which is very convenient for entering and leaving. The wildlife inside is very rich