Wander Through the Wild
From rainforests to red deserts, Australia’s national parks keep the wild close and the world far away.
The smell of eucalyptus after rain, the red dust that clings to your boots, the sound of magpies echoing across a campsite. Australia’s parks hold some of our best-kept secrets: winding gorges, ancient forests, and swimming holes that make you forget the rest of the world exists. This is where we slow down, look around, and remember why we travel in the first place.
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We explored Cobbold Gorge after a rugged drive from Forsayth. Floating along the calm waters and hiking to the glass bridge, we were captivated by the towering cliffs, wildlife, and serene beauty of this Queensland outback gem.