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Pine Ridge Conservation Park

Pine Ridge Conservation Park. Photo: DERM.

Welcome

Welcome to Kombumerri-Ngarangwal country — the traditional Aboriginal people of this region.

Location

10km north of the Gold Coast city centre — off the Gold Coast Highway

What's special

Culturally important to the Kombumerri people, Pine Ridge Conservation Park protects one of the last wallum remnants on the Gold Coast, featuring banskia woodland, heath and paperbark swamp forests.

Escape the bustling suburbs in this quiet retreat. Take your binoculars and go birdwatching. Enjoy the wildflowers late winter and spring.

Useful links

• Gold Coast and hinterland parks locality map (PDF, 468K)*
• Species lists

Nearby parks

• Burleigh Head National Park
• Nerang National Park and Nerang State Forest
• Tamborine National Park
• Lamington National Park

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Last updated 21 July 2010

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