Best trails in Porcupine Gorge National Park

This route is difficult as it involves a descent into the gorge and a subsequent climb out of the gorge of about 150 metres in elevation. The trail is formed over numerous rock steps with very few flat sections. It is well defined, but almost completely unmarked. Once the bottom of the gorge is reached, after about 1.2 km from the start point, it is up to the hiker to decide how much further to travel in exploring the gorge. Porcupine Creek runs through the bottom of the gorge and Pyramid...

An easy walk through the Porcupine Gorge National Park in rural central northern Queensland. The trail begins from the Pyramid Campground, not too far from the small town of Hughenden in the Shire of Flinders, Queensland. The trail itself follows a clearly defined, flat, unpaved trail with only a few rocky sections. The unmarked path is through open woodland with little shade but the view of the gorge from the gorge rim at the end of the trail is magnificent.

A short easy walk within the Porcupine Gorge National Park in the Shire of Flinders in north west Queensland. Parking is available at the trailhead, which is also right near the Pyramid Campground. Enjoy hiking along a clearly defined trail out to Pyramid Rock which offers great views from the lookout. A good alternative for those not wanting to undertake the Pyramid Track down into the gorge.

This is a truly spectacular bushwalk from Porcupine Gorge Lookout to White Cliff, located in Queensland's breathtaking Porcupine Gorge National Park! Often called Australia's 'Grand Canyon', this trail offers awe-inspiring views of the deep gorge carved by Porcupine Creek. You'll follow the rim, getting fantastic perspectives of the towering sandstone cliffs and the verdant gorge floor below. It's an unforgettable experience for those keen to witness dramatic landscapes and explore a hidden...