Munamudanamy - Hinchinbrook Island - is Australia's largest island national park, its status declared in 1932. At nearly 400 square kilometres the island is a tropical wilderness filled with diverse landscapes, flora, and fauna. Outside of the ruins of small resort on the most northerly point, and a shelter shed and water tank at Macushla Beach there are no houses or roads. 

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The mountain ranges on the island include several peaks over 900 metres, with Mount Bowen the highest at 1142 metres. Along the eastern side of the island is a walking track - the 32 kilometre long Thorsbourne Trail. Once used by park rangers, surveyors, and the occasional local having a look-see, it is now a highly rated four day bush walk. Zoe Bay on the south eastern coast has been a legendary destination for yachties for many decades.

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For more information

https://parks.qld.gov.au/parks/hinchinbrook

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