Mount Archer National Park

Mount Archer National Park is a protected bushland reserve on the Berserker Range forming the eastern backdrop to Rockhampton in Central Queensland. Centred on 604-metre Mount Archer, the park protects open eucalypt forest and vine scrub with extensive lookouts over the city and Fitzroy River. Notable for its scenic drives, walking tracks and Fraser Park and Nurim Circuit lookouts, it offers accessible nature experiences close to the city.

Visitors can expect a forested mountain park accessed by a sealed scenic drive (Pilbeam Drive) to summit lookouts. The setting is open eucalypt woodland and dry rainforest with panoramic views over Rockhampton, the Fitzroy River and the coast. Facilities include Fraser Park lookout, the elevated Nurim Circuit boardwalk through treetops, picnic areas and a network of graded walking tracks. Activities are focused on sightseeing, photography, short walks and nature observation.