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Mount Scoria Conservation Park

Columnar basalt,
Mount Scoria Conservation Park.
Photo: NPRSR

Welcome

'Tha-nita Gangulu nani!' Welcome to Gangulu Country. Enjoy your visit and we ask that you respect our culture and country.

Location

17 km south-east of Biloela

What's special

This striking mountain rises above plains of grazing land, and features basalt columns, rocky scree slopes, open woodlands, vine thickets and diverse bird life.

Useful links

• Parks of Boyne Valley and surrounds map (PDF, 193K)*
• Mount Scoria Conservation Park Management Plan (PDF, 619K)*
• Species lists

Nearby parks

• Cania Gorge National Park
• Kroombit Tops National Park

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Last updated 10 May 2012

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