Lovely forest trees
1/2/2025
Size of the historical trees is amazing. Well worth a visit if in the area of Springbrook. The Nat...
Antarctic Beech Trees
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Springbrook Road
Gold Coast, Queensland 4213
The Antarctic Beech Trees, specifically Nothofagus moorei, are located along Repeater Station Road in Springbrook National Park, Queensland, Australia. Notably, three ancient trees in this area are recognized by the National Trusts of Australia and are believed to be over 2000 years old, highlighting their monumental status in the region.
These trees, characterized by their multiple trunks, contribute to the surrounding Antarctic beech forest, serving as vital parent trees for the local ecosystem. While their exact girth and height remain unknown, their historical significance and impressive age make them a point of interest for visitors and nature enthusiasts alike.
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Entwood Giants
11/4/2023
Marvel at these ancient standing sentinels along the track to Best of all Lookout. They are Antarcti...
Lovely giant beech trees on the way to the lookout.
2/8/2023
These trees are very impressive, gorgeous. If you travel another 50m past the beech trees you will r...
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