256 places to discover
Adelaide Himeji Garden is a traditional Japanese garden located in Park 18 (Peppermint Park / Wita Wirra) on South Terrace in Adelaide, South Australia. Created as a gift from Adelaide's sister city Himeji in Japan, it opened in 1985. The garden features a lake, tea house, stone lanterns, and carefully landscaped plantings designed to reflect Japanese garden principles within the Adelaide Park Lands.
Adelong Falls Gold Mill Ruins is a heritage-listed gold mining site on Adelong Creek, about 1 km north of Adelong in the Snowy Valleys, New South Wales. Set in a bushland gorge with a waterfall, it preserves ruins of the Reefer quartz crushing battery and other 19th-century gold processing structures from the Adelong Goldfield, one of New South Wales' most productive early goldfields.
Admirals Arch is a natural rock arch on the southwest coast of Kangaroo Island in Flinders Chase National Park, South Australia. Formed by coastal erosion over thousands of years, the arch features stalactites and frames the Southern Ocean. It is notable for its dramatic coastal setting and as a haul-out site for a colony of long-nosed fur seals viewed from a dedicated boardwalk.
Alfred Nicholas Memorial Garden is a heritage ornamental garden located in Sherbrooke in the Dandenong Ranges, within the Yarra Ranges Shire of Victoria, Australia. Established in the 1930s on the former Burnham Beeches estate of Alfred Nicholas, co-inventor of Aspro, the garden is notable for its landscaped lake, boathouse, waterfalls, and seasonal displays. Managed by Parks Victoria, it is recognised for its interwar garden design and autumn foliage.
Alif Stone Park (Taman Batu Alif) is a coastal nature park in Sepempang Village, East Bunguran, Natuna Regency, Riau Islands. It is known for its large granite rock formations scattered along the beach and shoreline, part of the Natuna UNESCO Global Geopark. The site combines natural geological features, sandy beach, and sea views, and is a popular visitor destination for sightseeing, photography and geology appreciation.
Anderson Gardens is the largest of Townsville's three botanic gardens, located in Mundingburra about 4 km from the Townsville CBD in Queensland. Established in 1929 and named after William Anderson, former City Parks Superintendent, the 25-hectare garden showcases tropical plant collections with a focus on North Queensland and Cape York Peninsula flora, landscaped lawns, water features and shaded avenues.
Apsley Falls is a dramatic two-tier waterfall on the Apsley River in Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, about 20 kilometres east of Walcha in northern New South Wales. The falls plunge about 123 metres into the deep Apsley Gorge, offering lookouts and walking tracks. Notable for its gorge scenery, accessible viewpoints and surrounding eucalypt forest, it is a key visitor site on the Oxley Highway between Walcha and Wauchope within a World Heritage-listed wilderness area.
The Ayyappancoil Hanging Bridge is a 200-metre pedestrian suspension bridge spanning the Periyar River in Idukki district, Kerala. Constructed in 2012-13 by Kerala Electrical & Allied Engineering (KEL), it connects Ayyappancoil and Kanchiyar Grama Panchayaths. Positioned beside the historic Sastha Temple at Mattukatta, the bridge offers scenic views of rolling hills, dense greenery, and river flow. It serves as both a vital connectivity link and a popular tourist attraction, regarded as one of the longest hanging bridges in the district.
Baluran Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Baluran, municipality of Imelda, Zamboanga Sibugay, Mindanao, Philippines. Set within a forested area surrounded by vegetation and rock formations, the falls feature a cascade flowing into a natural basin. It is recognized as a local eco-tourism attraction by the municipal government and is visited for its natural scenery, tranquil environment, and opportunities for swimming and nature appreciation in a rural setting.
The Bamboo Arch is a natural tunnel formed by tall bamboo trees arching over a paved road leading to Wat Chulabhorn Wanaram in Ban Phrao, Ban Na District, Nakhon Nayok. The dense bamboo creates a shaded, green corridor about several hundred meters long. It is a well-known photo spot and landmark for visitors traveling to the temple and nearby nature attractions in Nakhon Nayok Province.
Banambarrnga / Rainbow Cliffs is a striking natural coastal formation in East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, near Nhulunbuy. The cliffs display vivid horizontal bands of white, red, orange and yellow created by mineral-rich sandstone layers. Located on Yolngu Country along a remote pristine beach, the site is notable for its dramatic colours, geological interest and cultural significance, and is accessible only with a permit and typically via guided 4WD tours.
Bangkaw Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Diaz, municipality of Tubajon, in Dinagat Islands province, Philippines. Set within a forested inland area, the falls features a cascade flowing into a natural basin used for swimming and wading. It is known as a quiet, relatively undeveloped nature attraction in northern Dinagat Island, visited for sightseeing, photography and nature immersion away from coastal tourist areas.
Basakal Falls is a natural waterfall located in the municipality of Daguioman in Abra province, northern Luzon, Philippines. Situated in a forested and mountainous area characteristic of interior Abra, the falls is known for its natural setting and relatively undeveloped surroundings. It is accessed via rural roads and trails from Daguioman town proper and is visited for sightseeing and nature appreciation within the province's inland tourism landscape.
Bay of Islands Coastal Park is a 32-kilometre coastal reserve on Victoria's Shipwreck Coast between Peterborough and Warrnambool in Moyne Shire. Managed by Parks Victoria, it protects dramatic limestone cliffs, offshore rock stacks, sandy bays and heathlands along the Great Ocean Road. Notable for its scenic lookouts including Bay of Martyrs and Bay of Islands, the park forms part of the Great Ocean Walk and offers coastal scenery, geology and native vegetation within an exposed Southern Ocean setting.
Bayugao Falls is a natural waterfall located in Barangay Turod, municipality of Luna, Apayao Province in the Cordillera Administrative Region of northern Luzon, Philippines. Set within forested and rocky terrain, the falls cascades into a natural basin and pool. It is recognized as a local eco-tourism attraction in Luna, valued for its tranquil natural environment, clear waters and surrounding vegetation.
Beeliar Regional Park is a large conservation park covering about 3,400 hectares across Perth's southern suburbs in Western Australia, largely within the City of Cockburn. It protects a chain of wetlands including Bibra Lake, North Lake, Yangebup Lake and Thomsons Lake, along with surrounding banksia woodland and heathland. Established to conserve wetland and bushland ecosystems, the park offers walking trails, birdwatching and picnic areas and is managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions.
Beelu National Park is a 4,617-hectare protected area in the Darling Range east of Perth, within the Shire of Mundaring, Western Australia. Located around Mundaring Weir and the Helena River valley, it protects jarrah, marri and wandoo forest. Notable for its extensive walking and mountain biking trails including sections of the Bibbulmun Track and Munda Biddi Trail, scenic lookouts, wildflower displays and historic water supply heritage linked to Mundaring Weir.
Berkelah Falls (Air Terjun Berkelah) is a seven-tiered cascade waterfall located in the Berkelah Forest Reserve in Maran District, Pahang, Malaysia, about 31 kilometres northwest of Kuantan. Set within lowland dipterocarp forest, it is known for its stepped cascades, clear pools and forested surroundings. The falls are a popular recreational site for swimming, picnicking, camping and jungle trekking, with the upper tiers reached via marked forest trails.
Bidadari Park is a 10-hectare park in the Bidadari estate within Toa Payoh planning area, Singapore. Opened in phases from 2024, it is built on the former Bidadari Cemetery site. The park is notable for its woodland experience, restored Alkaff Lake inspired by the historic Alkaff Gardens, Heritage Walk, and conservation of mature trees and biodiversity.
The Bilar Man-Made Forest is a 2-kilometer stretch of densely planted mahogany trees straddling the border of Bilar and Loboc municipalities in interior Bohol, Philippines. Created as part of a mid-20th-century reforestation project within the Loboc Watershed, it features uniformly tall trees forming a dense canopy over the highway. Notable for its striking tunnel-like appearance, cool shade, and uniform growth, it is a popular roadside stop between Tagbilaran and the Chocolate Hills.
Bimberi Peak is the highest mountain in the Australian Capital Territory at 1,912 metres, located on the border of the ACT and New South Wales within Namadgi National Park and Bimberi Nature Reserve in the Brindabella Ranges. Part of the Australian Alps, it is a remote alpine summit accessible only by strenuous bushwalking. Notable for its elevation, subalpine landscape and panoramic views, it marks the ACT's highest point and is a significant destination for experienced hikers.
Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park is one of Singapore's largest urban parks, spanning 62 hectares between Bishan and Ang Mo Kio in central Singapore. Originally opened in 1988, it was extensively redeveloped in 2012 under the Active, Beautiful, Clean Waters Programme. The park is notable for the naturalisation of a 3 km concrete canal into a meandering Kallang River, creating a riverine park with Pond Gardens, lush lawns and biodiversity habitats.
Black Hill Conservation Park is a protected conservation park in the Adelaide foothills at Athelstone, within the City of Campbelltown, South Australia, about 10 km northeast of Adelaide city centre. Proclaimed in 1975, it conserves remnant stringybark and mallee vegetation on the western slopes of the Mount Lofty Ranges. Notable for seasonal wildflower displays, diverse birdlife and a network of walking trails, it offers natural bushland experiences close to suburban Adelaide.
Blue Lake, known as Karboora, is a natural window lake in Naree Budjong Djara National Park on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) in Redland City, Queensland. Fed by groundwater, the lake is renowned for its clear blue water, white sandy margins and surrounding eucalypt and tea-tree forest. It is culturally significant to the Quandamooka people and valued for its ecological and geomorphological features as a rare window lake system.
Bombo Quarry is a heritage-listed former basalt quarry on Bombo Headland near Kiama on the New South Wales South Coast. It is renowned for its spectacular columnar basalt formations of the Gerringong Volcanics. Operated from the 1880s, the quarry supplied blue metal for construction. Now part of the Bombo Headland Reserve, it is a protected geological site valued for its natural, historic and educational significance.
Boodjamulla National Park, formerly Lawn Hill National Park, is a remote protected area in the Shire of Burke in north-west Queensland, Australia. Centred on the spectacular Lawn Hill Gorge with its sandstone cliffs and perennial Lawn Hill Creek, the park is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, emerald waterways and the adjoining Riversleigh World Heritage fossil site. It protects significant Waanyi cultural heritage and offers canoeing, walking and camping in an outback setting.
Boonoo Boonoo National Park is a protected area in the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales, about 30 km north-east of Tenterfield. It is centred on the Boonoo Boonoo River gorge and the 210-metre Boonoo Boonoo Falls. The park protects granite country with woodlands, heath, rock formations and river pools, and is notable for its scenic lookouts, walking tracks and swimming and picnic area below the falls.
Breakaways Conservation Park is an arid protected area located about 32 kilometres north of Coober Pedy in South Australia. Managed jointly by the Antakirinja Matu-Yankunytjatjara Aboriginal Corporation and the South Australian Government, it is renowned for its colourful flat-topped mesas, stony desert gibber plains and dramatic escarpments. The landscape was once covered by an inland sea and holds strong cultural significance for its Traditional Owners.
Brown Lake (Bummiera) is a perched freshwater dune lake on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) in Redland City, Queensland. Located near Dunwich within Naree Budjong Djara National Park, it is notable for its tea-tree stained brown water caused by tannins from surrounding melaleuca and tea-tree vegetation. The lake is a popular natural swimming and picnic destination surrounded by eucalypt woodland and heath.
Buddha Park is an urban public park located on Kalidas Marg near Raj Bhavan in central Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Centered around a large bronze statue of Gautam Buddha in meditation posture, the park features landscaped gardens, paved walkways, fountains and seating areas. Developed as a green recreational space, it offers a peaceful environment for leisure, meditation and photography and is notable for its serene setting amid the city.
Bukit Batok Town Park is a park in Bukit Batok, western Singapore, built on the site of a former granite quarry. Often called Little Guilin, it is known for its dramatic granite cliffs rising above a tranquil lake, resembling the karst landscape of Guilin, China. Developed in 1988, the park offers scenic views, walking paths and a peaceful natural setting within a residential town.
Bukit Gombak Park is a hilltop public park in Bukit Batok, western Singapore, located along Bukit Batok East Avenue 5 near Bukit Gombak MRT station. Developed and managed by the National Parks Board, the park occupies a former secondary forest hill and features landscaped slopes, nature trails, a dog run and fitness areas. It is notable for its elevated pavilion offering views over Bukit Batok and its role as a community recreational green space.
Bungan-Bungan Spring is a natural cold spring located in the municipality of Libertad, the northernmost town of Antique Province on Panay Island, Philippines. It features a clear, cool freshwater pool fed by natural spring sources and surrounded by rural vegetation and agricultural landscape. Developed with basic visitor facilities, it is known locally as a refreshing swimming and picnic destination for residents and visitors exploring northern Antique.
Burning Mountain Nature Reserve near Wingen in the Upper Hunter region of New South Wales protects Australia's only naturally burning underground coal seam. Located beside the New England Highway about 20 kilometres north of Scone, the reserve centres on a coal fire estimated to have burned for around 6,000 years. The site features smoking vents, heated ground and sulphurous rocks, with Aboriginal significance to the Wanaruah people and a short walking track to viewing platforms.
Butterfly Gorge Nature Park is a small protected reserve located about 10 kilometres north of Katherine in the Victoria Daly region of the Northern Territory. Centred on a narrow sandstone gorge with a seasonal waterfall and plunge pool, the park is noted for the common crow butterflies that gather in the gorge during the dry season. It offers short walking access, swimming when conditions allow, and a tranquil natural setting near Katherine.
Calabidongan Cave is a natural limestone cave system in Barangay Cotmon, Camalig, Albay, in the Bicol Region at the foothills of Mayon Volcano. It features stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones and a small underground stream. Developed as a community-managed eco-tourism attraction, it is explored with local guides and requires spelunking through narrow and slippery passages. The cave is noted for its geological formations and is part of Camalig's cave network alongside Hoyop-Hoyopan Cave.
Cantonment Hill is a limestone hill and bushland reserve in Fremantle, Western Australia, overlooking Fremantle Harbour and the Indian Ocean. Managed by the City of Fremantle, it contains the historic Fremantle Signal Station, former naval and military installations, and remnant coastal bushland. The hill offers panoramic views, walking trails and heritage interpretation, and is significant for its Whadjuk Noongar heritage as Dwerda Weeardinup and its continuous use as a signalling and defence site since the 19th century.
Cape Hawke Lookout is a hilltop viewing platform in Booti Booti National Park near Forster on the New South Wales Mid North Coast. At 270 metres above sea level, it is the highest point in the park and offers 360-degree panoramic views over Wallis Lake, Forster-Tuncurry, Seven Mile Beach and the Pacific Ocean. Reached by a short steep walking track from Cape Hawke Drive, it is notable for whale watching, photography and coastal sightseeing.
Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse is a historic active lighthouse at the northern tip of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge in Naturaliste, within the City of Busselton, Western Australia. Built in 1903-1904 from local limestone and first lit in April 1904, the 20-metre tower overlooks Geographe Bay and the Indian Ocean. Located in Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, it offers guided tours, a maritime museum in the keepers' cottages and panoramic coastal views.
Cape Schanck is the southernmost tip of the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, within Mornington Peninsula National Park. Dominated by the 1859 Cape Schanck Lighthouse and dramatic basalt cliffs, it offers rugged ocean scenery where Bass Strait meets Western Port. The site features a timber boardwalk to Pebble Beach and Pulpit Rock, coastal walking tracks, and panoramic lookouts. It is notable for its maritime heritage, geological formations, and protected coastal environment.
Cape Solander is a dramatic sandstone headland and whale-watching lookout at the southern entrance to Botany Bay in Kurnell, within Kamay Botany Bay National Park in the Sutherland Shire, New South Wales. Named after botanist Daniel Solander from Captain Cook's 1770 voyage, it offers elevated cliff-top views over the Pacific Ocean and Botany Bay. It is renowned as one of Sydney's premier land-based whale watching sites during the annual migration season.
Carey's Cave is a limestone show cave located at Wee Jasper in the Yass Valley, New South Wales, about 60 kilometres southwest of Yass. Part of the Wee Jasper karst system along the Goodradigbee River, it is the only cave in the area developed for guided public tours. Notable for its well-preserved stalactites, stalagmites, flowstone and shawl formations, the cave has been a visitor attraction since the late 19th century and is managed as a reserve by Yass Valley Council.
Castle Hill is a 286-metre high pink granite monolith in the centre of Townsville, Queensland. Located between the city centre and North Ward, it is the city's most prominent natural landmark and heritage-listed reserve. Renowned for its 360-degree panoramic views over Townsville, Cleveland Bay and Magnetic Island, it features sealed road access to the summit, multiple walking tracks and significant World War II history.
Casuarina Sands is a river beach and recreation reserve on the Murrumbidgee River in western Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, accessed via Casuarina Sands Road off Cotter Road. Managed as part of the Murrumbidgee River Corridor, it is known for its sandy riverbank, casuarina-lined surroundings and bushland setting. The reserve is popular for swimming, fishing, canoeing and picnicking, offering a natural inland beach experience close to central Canberra.
Chambers Pillar Historical Reserve is a protected area in the MacDonnell Region of the Northern Territory, about 160 kilometres south of Alice Springs. Its centrepiece is a 50-metre sandstone column rising from a flat desert plain. Named by explorer John McDouall Stuart in 1860, the pillar bears historic carvings including John Ross's 1870 inscription. The reserve is valued for its striking desert landscape, Aboriginal cultural associations and remote outback setting.
Charles Knife Canyon is a dramatic gorge in Cape Range National Park, about 20 kilometres south of Exmouth in Western Australia. Carved into the limestone Cape Range, it features steep red and white banded walls and a winding unsealed road leading to the Thomas Carter Lookout. Part of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area, it is notable for panoramic views over the range, Exmouth Gulf and Ningaloo Reef.
Chaukhamba Viewpoint is a scenic vantage point located approximately 4 kilometers from Pauri town in the Pauri Garhwal district of Uttarakhand. It offers panoramic views of the Chaukhamba Himalayan peaks, distant glaciers, and the Idwal Valley. Surrounded by dense oak and rhododendron forests, the viewpoint provides a serene environment for nature lovers and photographers seeking unobstructed Himalayan vistas.
Chillagoe-Mungana Caves National Park is a protected karst landscape near Chillagoe, about 200 km west of Cairns in Far North Queensland. The park preserves extensive limestone bluffs, towers and more than 600 caves featuring stalactites, stalagmites and fossil deposits. Managed by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, it is notable for guided cave tours, Aboriginal rock art sites, historic mining relics and diverse wildlife within a rugged outback setting.
China Wall is a striking natural white quartz formation located approximately 6 km east of Halls Creek in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The wall-like ridge rises from the landscape and extends for several hundred metres, resembling the Great Wall of China. Formed over millions of years from uplifted quartz, it is a prominent geological landmark and popular roadside attraction near the historic gold rush town of Halls Creek.
The Chinese Garden is a 13.5-hectare Chinese-style garden within Jurong Lake Gardens in Jurong East, Singapore. Built in 1975 and modelled on northern Chinese imperial garden architecture, it features pagodas, pavilions, bridges and landscaped islets on Jurong Lake. Notable for its Twin Pagodas, Bonsai Garden and Stone Boat, it offers a tranquil cultural landscape. Reopened after extensive rejuvenation in 2024, it remains a prominent heritage and recreational attraction in western Singapore.
Choa Chu Kang Park is a community park located along Choa Chu Kang Drive in the Choa Chu Kang planning area of northwest Singapore. Managed by the National Parks Board (NParks), it serves residents of Choa Chu Kang New Town. The park features landscaped greenery, jogging and cycling tracks, fitness corners, playgrounds and rest pavilions. It is part of the Park Connector Network and is situated near Choa Chu Kang MRT Station and Lot One Shoppers' Mall.
Churchman Brook Dam is a heritage water supply dam in Bedfordale within the City of Armadale, about 30 kilometres southeast of Perth in the Darling Range, Western Australia. Constructed between 1923 and 1929 to augment Perth's metropolitan water supply, it impounds Churchman Brook. Set within jarrah forest and Wungong Regional Park, the site features a concrete gravity dam wall, reservoir views, a picnic area and bushwalking trails.
Coalseam Conservation Park is a protected conservation park located about 33 kilometres north-east of Mingenew in Western Australia's Mid West region, on the banks of the Irwin River. It is notable as the site of Western Australia's first coal mine and for its dramatic river cliffs exposing Permian coal seams. The park is renowned for its spectacular spring wildflower displays, with carpets of everlastings, and offers walking trails, lookouts, picnic areas and seasonal camping.
Congwong Beach is a small sheltered sandy beach in La Perouse, within Kamay Botany Bay National Park in Sydney's Bayside local government area, New South Wales. Located on the northern shore of Botany Bay near Bare Island Fort, it is known for calm, shallow waters protected from ocean swell, making it popular for swimming and family picnics. The beach is backed by bushland and historic military sites and offers views across Botany Bay.
Corin Dam is a water supply dam on the Cotter River in Namadgi National Park southwest of Canberra in the Australian Capital Territory. Completed in 1968, it forms Corin Reservoir, one of Canberra's main drinking water storages. Set in forested mountain landscape, the dam features a picnic area with views of the reservoir and dam wall, offering visitors a quiet natural setting for sightseeing, picnicking and short walks within the national park.
Corroboree Rock Conservation Reserve is a small protected area in the East MacDonnell Ranges, about 49 kilometres east of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. Centred on a striking isolated dolomite outcrop, the reserve protects a sacred site of the Eastern Arrernte people and a distinctive geological formation. Accessible via the sealed Ross Highway, it offers short walks, interpretive information and views of the surrounding ranges in an arid desert landscape.
Cougal Cascades is a series of small waterfalls and rock pools on Currumbin Creek in the Currumbin Valley section of Springbrook National Park, Gold Coast hinterland, Queensland. Located about 25 kilometres west of Currumbin, it is known for its accessible rainforest walk, clear cascades flowing over granite boulders, and historic sawmill remains. Part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, it offers a popular short nature walk and swimming holes.
Craigie Bushland is a 56-hectare urban bushland reserve in the suburb of Craigie within the City of Joondalup, northern Perth, Western Australia. Located at the intersection of Whitfords and Eddystone Avenues, it is a designated Bush Forever site protecting banksia woodland and limestone heath. The reserve is notable for its network of walking trails, seasonal wildflowers, native birdlife and its role as one of the largest remaining bushland remnants on the Swan Coastal Plain in the Joondalup area.
Creery Wetlands Nature Reserve is a protected estuarine wetland on the southeastern shore of Peel Inlet in Mandurah, Western Australia, about 75 km south of Perth. Part of the Peel-Yalgorup Ramsar-listed wetland system, it protects samphire flats, mudflats and fringing vegetation vital for migratory shorebirds and waterbirds. The reserve features a boardwalk, bird hide and interpretive signage, offering accessible nature-based recreation and environmental education close to Mandurah city centre.
Da Lat Flower Gardens, also known as Da Lat Flower Park, is a botanical garden on the northern shore of Xuan Huong Lake in Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province. Established in 1966, it covers about 7,000 square meters and displays hundreds of flower species including roses, orchids, hydrangeas and mimosa. Known as a symbol of Da Lat as the City of Flowers, it is a central venue for the biennial Da Lat Flower Festival and a popular sightseeing spot.
Dangar Falls is a 30-metre waterfall on the Bielsdown River located 1.2 kilometres north of Dorrigo in Bellingen Shire, New South Wales. Situated just off Waterfall Way near Dorrigo National Park, it features a viewing platform above the cascade and a short track to the base. Surrounded by rainforest and farmland, the falls are known for consistent flow, easy access, picnic facilities and photographic appeal, making it a popular stop on the Waterfall Way touring route.
Dee Why Lagoon is a coastal intermittently closed lagoon and declared Wildlife Refuge in Dee Why on Sydney's Northern Beaches, New South Wales. Separated from the Tasman Sea by a sand barrier and Dee Why Beach, it covers about 77 hectares including surrounding parkland. Notable for its wetland ecosystem, birdlife and scenic walking trail, it is one of the Northern Beaches' most significant natural reserves and a protected habitat for native flora and fauna.
Doolena Gorge is a natural gorge in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia, located south of Marble Bar on the Shaw River system. Carved into ancient Pilbara rock, it features steep rocky walls, seasonal pools and waterholes in a remote semi-arid landscape. Situated on pastoral country, it is noted for its rugged geology, natural water features and tranquil bush setting typical of the Pilbara interior.
Drysdale River National Park is a vast, remote wilderness national park in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, within the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley. Covering approximately 448,000 hectares around the Drysdale River catchment, it protects rugged sandstone plateaus, gorges, waterfalls and open woodland. Established in 1974, it is notable for its pristine, largely inaccessible landscape, high biodiversity and Aboriginal cultural heritage, with no roads or visitor facilities.
Eaglestone Rock is a large granite outcrop located approximately 12 kilometres southwest of Nungarin in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, within the Shire of Nungarin. The rock is notable for its elevated position offering panoramic views over surrounding farmland, its seasonal wildflower displays, and its developed picnic area. It serves as a popular day-use natural attraction for sightseeing, nature appreciation and short walks to the summit.
Ebor Falls is a prominent tiered waterfall on the Guy Fawkes River in Guy Fawkes River National Park, on Waterfall Way about 80 km east of Armidale near the village of Ebor. The river plunges about 115 metres over two main drops, the Upper and Lower Ebor Falls. It is one of the highest waterfalls in New South Wales and a key stop on the Waterfall Way scenic route, known for its lookouts and gorge views.
Ellenborough Falls is a 200-metre plunge waterfall on the Ellenborough River at Elands on the Bulga Plateau in MidCoast, New South Wales. Located about 33 kilometres west of Wingham, it is recognised as one of the tallest single-drop waterfalls in Australia and the tallest in New South Wales. The falls are within a MidCoast Council reserve featuring lookouts, walking tracks and picnic facilities overlooking the forested valley.
Ellery Creek Big Hole is a large permanent waterhole on Ellery Creek in Tjoritja / West MacDonnell National Park, about 90 kilometres west of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. Enclosed by high red sandstone cliffs and a sandy creek bed, it is one of the most popular swimming, picnicking and camping destinations in the West MacDonnells. The site is accessed via sealed Namatjira Drive and is a key stop on the Larapinta Trail.
Enoggera Reservoir, also known as Lake Enoggera, is a heritage-listed reservoir in The Gap, Brisbane, Queensland, within D'Aguilar National Park. Constructed between 1864 and 1866 as Brisbane's first major water supply, it is the city's oldest reservoir. Today it is a popular recreation reserve managed by Seqwater, offering paddling, swimming, bushwalking and picnicking amid open eucalypt forest.
Evans Lookout is a cliff-top viewpoint in Blue Mountains National Park near Blackheath, New South Wales, overlooking the Grose Valley and Grose Wilderness. Located on Evans Lookout Road, it offers expansive views of sandstone cliffs, eucalypt forest and the Blue Gum Forest below. Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, it is a key access point for the Grand Canyon walking track and is valued for scenic photography and nature appreciation.