Clump Mountain is a national park in Queensland, Australia, 1287 km northwest of Brisbane. It is part of the Coastal Wet Tropics Important Bird Area, identified as such by BirdLife International because of its importance for the conservation of lowland tropical rainforest birds.
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Clump Mountain is a unique place to visit. The trail winds up the mountain on the seaward side and offers stunning views to the north. Rainforest keeps the trail shaded from the tropical sun. Cassowaries are frequently seen crossing the track. Reaching the summit you are rewarded with a view that is simply breathtaking. It encompasses Clump Point Dunk Island and Mission Beach. The return journey takes you to the other side of the mountain and offers a glimpse of true rainforest. Worth the visit. Another gem is Altitude140 luxury accommodation. It has one of the most stunning views in Queensland. It is known as one of the top ten beach homes...
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Don’t google the Clump mountain national park, or it will be hard for you to find the walking trail. Google the north mission beach, and you will see a small parking space with the Clump mountain national park sign, on the left hand side there is the walking trail entrance. It only takes about 30-40 mins to the top, so it wasn’t too hard for everyone! Enjoy the...
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Walked the Clump Point National Park Lookout track this morning and what a view! Looking South East towards Dunk Island and the Clump Point Boat Harbour. It is truly beautiful. The walk is a zig zag track (not too steep) through thick rainforest on a good track. Some steps. Takes about 1/2 hour to get to the top. ...
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