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Ravensbourne provided a reliable source of food for travelling Aboriginal people on their way to the Bunya Mountains nut festivals. Today, visitors can see majestic Sydney blue gums and up to 80 bird species, including owls and vulnerable black-breasted button-quail. Under the rainforest's dense canopy, staghorns and elkhorns thrive.
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Take a day to explore the park's five short tracks (the longest is two hours). Near Cedar Block's self-guiding walk, Beutel lookout gives panoramic views of the Lockyer Valley and Scenic Rim. On other tracks, watch for red-tailed black-cockatoos in she-oaks and listen for paradise riflebirds. Lorikeets and fairy-wrens might be around too. Bring wood to enjoy a barbecue at either picnic area and stay at nearby Crows Nest National Park or Cressbrook Dam.
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