Name: Mount Hypipamee National Park
Address: Kennedy Hwy, Malanda QLD 4883, Australia, AU
Telephone: +61 7 4091 4222

Mount Hypipamee National Park is a park, located at Kennedy Hwy, Malanda QLD 4883, Australia. They can be contacted via phone at +61 7 4091 4222, visit their website nprsr.qld.gov.au for more detailed information.

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Kennedy Hwy, Malanda QLD 4883

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Added by Jopie, at 07 July 2016

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Marie Asif

11 October 2017

Absolutely stunning , well worth the short walk.
Paul Budde

07 October 2017

Tropical expierence. Just fabulous.
Deb Wain-Maslowski

16 August 2017

Was interesting there is a big hole with a viewing platform 50m off water, water 73m deep water 17degrees. Then a walk by the pristine head waters of the Barron river
Tina D

28 July 2017

Saw a cassowary, the crater is really nice. Worth a look
Jean-Luc Fratzenbrecher

27 April 2017

Cold. Water. Three is a little cave behind the left waterfall but its hard to get in.
Jens Uhlmann

17 February 2017

Beautiful waterfalls, nice spots for photos. Bring your tripod!
Keating Vuong

12 February 2017

Beautiful park with quick walks to see both the crater and waterfall. The viewing platform especially shows how sheer and steep the crater drop is. Impressive. You can swim in the waterfall/creek area. The Google map directions (at time of review) are wrong. Just keep driving on the Kennedy highway until you see the brown road sign that says the name of the park. There is a pit toilet for both sexes. There is also a shaded picnic area.
John Markwell

07 September 2016

The Crater is something special, and easy to access, via a short, almost flat walk. For a little more exercise there is an alternate path. The foliage is lush and interesting, and the crater itself is genuinely awesome. Recommended as a must see if visiting the area. Don't be put off by light rain.
Timothy Sheridan

14 July 2016

The pictures and descriptions of the crater can't really do it justice. It's just vast, you think you would be looking down into a hole but the sheer scale of the crater and height of the walls is very impressive.

I recommend taking a big rock or a few stones to chuck into the crater it's very cool to watch them fall for what feels like forever and listen to the great echos.