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Partially eroded Early Miocene shield volcano located in northeastern New South Wales, which formed when this region of Australia passed over the East Australia hotspot around 23 million years ago.
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In September 2019, the area was devastated by bushfires and the historic lodge was destroyed. After one year of closure, the Binna Burra reopened to the public in September 2020.
Lamington National Park Track and hikes
Binna Burra Road the only access in/out
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Binna Burra is a parcel of private land and mountain lodge located at the Lamington National Park is part of the World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforests, is situated on the Lamington Plateau, 900 meters above sea level. This breathtaking park is nestled within the remnants of the ancient 23-million-year-old Tweed Volcano. The park's lush rainforests are home to over 500 waterfalls, showcasing the region's rich biodiversity and natural beauty. The land is of deep cultural significance, traditionally belonging to the Wangerriburras and Nerang Ballum tribes, who are the custodians of this landscape.
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Tweed Volcano
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Water fall and creeks
Site views
Walking was the only way in/ out of the Binna Burra, the ‘Sheep track’ and ‘Goat track’ were used until the main road was build 1945 and buses were able to be used. Binna Burra road was bitument in 1969. With a network of access to over 160 kilometres of walking trails, many tracks follow routes historically used by the Wangerriburra people, the traditional custodians of the land.
This road is the only way to reach the area by vehicle. It is winding and challenging in adverse weather conditions, it’s also narrow and susceptible to landslides, especially after heavy rain. The drive to Binna Burra is part of the experience. The privacy and isolation is part of it’s appeal.
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V2 - East
V3 - South
V4 - Weast
The top of the mountain lack access to water, relying on rainwater or access to the supply from Coomera Cascade area However the park has 500 waterfalls, numerous creeks and other water features, with annual rainfall exceeding 1,500 mm.
Group Events
Location Plan
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