Articles of category "Lake Eacham (Coral Coast)"

Lake Eacham is one of the national parks that located in North Queensland. It is a part of the Australian National Park system. The main attraction of Lake Eacham is that of a maar. A maar is a volcanic crater that was formed by explosions from overheated ground water. This park is surrounded by rainforest. Other national parks exist in the general area of Lake Eacham as well, such as Lake Barrine, The Crater, Daintree, and Cape Tribulation.

Lake Eacham National Park is centred on a vibrant blue volcanic lake. Visitors to the Park can enjoy canoeing, nature walks, bird watching and picnicking in this traditionally aboriginal-owned land. Although you can't camp within the grounds, there are facilities nearby. Lake Eacham National Park is the product of spectacular volcanic activity more than twelve thousand years ago.