Queensland's top rainforests to add to your bucket list 

From the Daintree to K'gari (Formerly Fraser Island) celebrate the best of Queensland's rainforests on World Rainforest Day.
In the top end of Queensland, you'll find Daintree National Park and Wooroonooran National Park (part of the World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics). Cape Tribulation is one of the most magical spots, where two World Heritage Areas meet - the Wet Tropics and the Great Barrier Reef.
Heading south, you'll find rainforests dotted along the Queensland coast. Girringun National Park, north of Townsville, is home to Australia's tallest single-drop waterfall, Wallaman Falls.
K'Gari (Formerly Fraser Island), is one of the only islands where rainforests have grown and thrived on sand. Drift down Eli Creek or cool off at one of the freshwater lakes (Lake McKenzie is a must-do).
Lamington National Park is one of the four national parks that make up the Gondwana World Heritage Area. Lamington is all about hiking, exploring, and waterfalls.
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