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Just north of Airlie Beach and east of Proserpine Conway
National Park, 22,500 hectares of magnificent rainforest
with spectacular views of offshore islands, marine stingers
from October to May. The forest provides the perfect
environment for many rare species of ferns and orchids
(epiphytes), mammals, birds and insects. The Proserpine Rock
Wallaby an extremely rare and endangered species resides in
the northern part of the park. The giant stinging tree is
another resident in this park. Brushing against this tree
will give you an extremely nasty sting for a few hours.
There are several walking tracks available, no camping is
allowed in the park. For additional accommodation, attraction, tours and other information
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