Isla Gorge National Park
The sandstone rocks of Isla Gorge change from yellow to orange and pink with the angle of the sun. Photo: Robert Ashdown DERM
Welcome
The Traditional Clan group of the area covered by Isla Gorge welcomes guests to our land. We hope that you enjoy your visit and ask that you respect this place, as it is of special significance and spirituality to our people.
Kongabulla Clan of the Iman Tribe - the Carpet Snake People
Location
About 515 km by road north-west of Brisbane
What's special
A maze of gorges, sandstone outcrops and striking rock formations, this park protects many rare and threatened plant species. Gorge Creek, a tributary of the Dawson River, flows through the park.
Useful links
- Central Queensland Sandstone Belt map (PDF, 125K)*
- Species lists
Nearby parks
- Expedition National Park
- Lake Murphy Conservation Park
- Mount Moffatt, Carnarvon National Park
- Nuga Nuga National Park
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Last updated 27 July 2011
