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Fortis Creek National Park

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Overview

Fortis Creek National Park was created in January 1997. It covers an area of 7960ha. View the detailed park and fire management documents.

Fortis Creek National Park is part of a group of national parks, nature reserves and state conservation areas located along the southern section of the Richmond Range. Fortis Creek National Park was formerly part of Fortis Creek State Forest until gazettal in 1997. The park adjoins Banyabba Nature Reserve to the north and north-east. The western part of the park is part of the Banyabba Wilderness. The reserve contains vegetation associated with sandstone geology and provides opportunities for low-key and self-reliant nature-based recreation.

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