Robinson Gorge - QLD

Robinson Gorge is the main feature of Expedition National Park located on the Expedition Range between Taroom and Rolleston. The gorge itself winds around for 14km with sheer sandstone cliffs reaching up to 100m high on either side. It begins as a broad shallow basin in the north and narrows to a deep pool and narrow gorge towards its southern end. Lined with cabbage palms (a relic from the era of dinosaurs), bottlebrushes and wattles, this section of park is home to several rare plant species including Eucalyptus rubiginosa and Leucopogon grandiflorus.