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Jimna State Forest

Peach Trees camping area on a quiet weekend, Jimna State Forest. Photo: Ross Naumann.

Location

About 140 km north of Brisbane, inland from the Sunshine Coast and 40 km north of Kilcoy

What's special

Jimna forests include towering hoop pine plantations, mixed eucalypt forests, several walking tracks and a creekside camping area.

Useful links

• Sunshine Coast hinterland locality map (PDF, 1.0M)*
• Jimna State Forest park map (PDF, 205K)*
• Species lists

Nearby parks

• Amamoor State Forest and Forest Reserve
• Conondale National Park
• Imbil State Forest

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Last updated 14 February 2012

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