From the Cape York Peninsula in Far North Queensland to Byron Bay in New South Wales, over 1,200 miles of lush Australian wilderness is laced with miles of hiking trails. This guide is the only one to cover this area in detail and to address the specific needs of American travelers, with information on currency exchange, affordable transportation, seasonal climate changes, and bush ethics. From dense rain forests to deserted beaches, from mountain peaks to swampy bayous, this guide describes hikes in 30 national parks including the Great Barrier Reef and the Great Sandy. Included is information on finding trailheads, acquiring camping permits, and what equipment to bring.