Macquarie Pass National Park

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Macquarie Pass National Park is a protected rainforest and escarpment area in New South Wales, Australia, known for its steep winding pass, waterfalls, and diverse native wildlife.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
area approximately 11 square kilometres
containsWatercourse Caloola Creek
Clover Hill Creek
Macquarie Rivulet
country Australia
crossedBy Illawarra Highway
established 1969
hasActivity birdwatching
bushwalking
nature photography
picnicking
hasEcosystemType dry sclerophyll forest
riparian vegetation
temperate rainforest
wet sclerophyll forest
hasFauna eastern water dragon
lyrebird
swamp wallaby
various parrots and cockatoos
hasFeature Macquarie Pass
linked to: Jamberoo Pass

escarpment
rainforest
steep winding road
waterfalls
hasFlora cabbage tree palm (Livistona australis)
coachwood (Ceratopetalum apetalum)
sassafras (Doryphora sassafras)
tree ferns
hasTrail Cascades Walk
Clover Hill Trail
Macquarie Rivulet Track
The Jumpers Track
Upper Cascades Track
IUCNCategory II
knownFor diverse native wildlife
lush rainforest scenery
steep winding pass
waterfalls
locatedBetween Robertson and Albion Park
locatedIn Illawarra region
locatedOn Illawarra Escarpment
managedBy National Parks and Wildlife Service (New South Wales)
nearestCity Wollongong
nearestTown Albion Park
Robertson
partOf Illawarra Escarpment forests
protectedFor conservation of rainforest ecosystems
protection of native wildlife
state New South Wales

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Illawarra hasProtectedArea Macquarie Pass National Park
Illawarra region containsProtectedArea Macquarie Pass National Park
City of Shellharbour contains Macquarie Pass National Park (part)
linked to: Macquarie Pass National Park