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Waterfall & Lake Parks in Australia

These three Australian parks are built around falling water. Litchfield, ninety minutes from Darwin, has Florence, Wangi and Tolmer falls and the Buley Rockhole cascade, with swimming in most of them once rangers have cleared the pools of crocodiles after the wet season.

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Litchfield National Park

Northern Territory, Australia

Litchfield is the waterfall park an hour and a half south of Darwin, by way of the small town of Batchelor, and…

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Springbrook National Park

Queensland, Australia

Springbrook is a high, wet, forested plateau in the hinterland of the Gold Coast, in the south-east corner of…

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Mapleton Falls National Park

Queensland, Australia

Mapleton Falls is one of the smallest national parks in Queensland, a pocket of rainforest and eucalypt forest round a…

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Springbrook, in the Gold Coast hinterland, has Purling Brook Falls, the Twin Falls circuit and the Natural Bridge, where a creek drops through the roof of a cave lit by glow-worms. Mapleton Falls, on the Blackall Range behind the Sunshine Coast, is a small park with a lookout over a 120-metre drop.

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