Mount Colosseum National Park - QLD

Mount Colosseum National Park is located 8km south of Miriam Vale. Mount Colosseum is a prominent feature in the landscape. This steep granite peak rises to an elevation of 470m and is dotted with hoop pines towering over the dry rainforest below. Open forests with bloodwoods and ironbarks also grow in the park.

There are no facilities, walking tracks or roads in this undeveloped park. Camping is not allowed. Visitors entering the park must be self-sufficient and experienced in navigating in remote, off-track areas. Visiting in the cooler months only is recommended.

The park protects vulnerable plants such as the wedge-leaf tuckeroo Cupaniopsis shirleyana and the three-leaved bosistoa Bosistoa transversa and a diverse range of birds due to the changing elevation.