Mount Archer National Park — Attraction in Mount Archer

Between Rockhampton and the Central Queensland Coast is the Berserker Range, the highest peak of which is protected by this national park.

Mount Archer is 604 metres, affording marvellous views from its peak over the surrounding ranges and back to Rockhampton.

This can be reached via two easy trails from the main picnic area.

In the wider park are 4250 hectares of mostly eucalypt forest, with a big pocket of dry rainforest along Moores Creek’s deep valley.

Come to the valley early in the morning or late in the day and you stand a good chance of seeing rock-wallabies hopping to the...

A pleasant spot for nature lovers and hikers. The park features a range of trails, with the summit offering a rewarding view of the surrounding area. The walking paths are generally well-maintained, though some could benefit from better signage and more frequent upkeep. The park can become quite crowded on weekends, which might detract from the experience if you're seeking solitude. Facilities like picnic areas are available, making it a good choice for a family outing or a leisurely day in nature. While it’s not a hidden gem, it’s a reliable destination for enjoying some...

As a family we spend alot of time at Mount Archer National Park. The walk up the road is an absolute workout and an institution among locals. The Zamia walk up the back is great as well, more suited to mid to high level fitness. A good hike none the less. There are gorgeous walks around the top and stage one of the boardwalk that council recently opened is absolutely gorgeous. A great place for a picnic and to take in some amazing views of Rockhampton. A great place to...