Guide Summary
This Aussie Park Guide will provide you with an informative and interesting commentary of the Girraween National Park located in the Granite Belt region of Southern Queensland.
It will guide you to the most visited locations and walking tracks throughout the Park and showcases the spectacular geology and rock formations that are found nowhere else in the State.
The Guide will provide you with tips, directions and information to allow you to make the most of your day; whilst enjoying the beautiful sights, in your own time and from the comfort of your own car.
It is possible to see the Girraween National Park highlights in one full day but to allow sufficient time to leisurely enjoy all the must-see locations, it is recommended that it be explored over two or more days.
Itinerary
This Aussie Park Guide for the Girraween National Park will take you to all day use areas, and throughout the entire Park, so that you can hike to any the following highly recommended locations:
- The Pyramid
- Balancing Rock
- Granite Arch
- The Junction
- Dr Roberts Waterhole
- Underground Creek
- Castle Rock
- Turtle Rock
- The Sphinx
- Mount Norman
- Peaks and Creeks
Where to start the Guide
When traveling to the Park, via the New England Highway, make sure you hit the Let’s Go Button:
When leaving Wallangarra or Ballandean, or
If travelling via Sugarloaf Road and Storm King Dam, when leaving Stanthorpe.
How does it Work?
Each Guide provides a hands-free commentary which plays via your speakers as the vehicle, you are driving, travels through the National Park.
The commentary commences automatically as your vehicle approaches unique points of interest within the Park and provides an interesting and educational narrative about each one.
The commentary details different aspects of the National park including specific locations, unique Flora and Fauna and the Park’s Indigenous and European Cultural Heritage.
In addition, directions, safety tips and recommendations are also provided, so that the occupants of the vehicle can make the most of their precious time whilst exploring.
The application is downloaded via WIFI, prior to leaving, and once downloaded it requires no internet signal or phone reception to operate, whilst driving through the National park.
This Aussie Park Guide will provide you with an informative and interesting commentary of the Girraween National Park located in the Granite Belt region of Southern Queensland.
It will guide you to the most visited locations and walking tracks throughout the Park and showcases the spectacular geology and rock formations that are found nowhere else in the State.
The Guide will provide you with tips, directions and information to allow you to make the most of your day; whilst enjoying the beautiful sights, in your own time and from the comfort of your own car.
It is possible to see the Girraween National Park highlights in one full day but to allow sufficient time to leisurely enjoy all the must-see locations, it is recommended that it be explored over two or more days.
Itinerary
This Aussie Park Guide for the Girraween National Park will take you to all day use areas, and throughout the entire Park, so that you can hike to any the following highly recommended locations:
- The Pyramid
- Balancing Rock
- Granite Arch
- The Junction
- Dr Roberts Waterhole
- Underground Creek
- Castle Rock
- Turtle Rock
- The Sphinx
- Mount Norman
- Peaks and Creeks
Where to start the Guide
When traveling to the Park, via the New England Highway, make sure you hit the Let’s Go Button:
When leaving Wallangarra or Ballandean, or
If travelling via Sugarloaf Road and Storm King Dam, when leaving Stanthorpe.
How does it Work?
Each Guide provides a hands-free commentary which plays via your speakers as the vehicle, you are driving, travels through the National Park.
The commentary commences automatically as your vehicle approaches unique points of interest within the Park and provides an interesting and educational narrative about each one.
The commentary details different aspects of the National park including specific locations, unique Flora and Fauna and the Park’s Indigenous and European Cultural Heritage.
In addition, directions, safety tips and recommendations are also provided, so that the occupants of the vehicle can make the most of their precious time whilst exploring.
The application is downloaded via WIFI, prior to leaving, and once downloaded it requires no internet signal or phone reception to operate, whilst driving through the National park.
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