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Fraser Island

Explore the world’s largest sand island on foot and discover ever-changing landscapes, stunning scenery and fascinating natural and cultural heritage.

Everyone can enjoy the Fraser Island Great Walk. While the entire 90km Great Walk takes 6–8 days to complete, short easy walks are also available. These range from easy strolls to half- and full-day adventures.

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  Lake McKenzie. Photo: EPA. Getting there
• Highlights
• Climate
• Camping and facilities
• Short walks
• Long walks
• Driving
• Planning your walk
• Walk safely
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• Be dingo-safe

Last updated: 06 April 2009

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	Fraser Island, Great Sandy National Park
	Fraser Island Conditions Report
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	Driving on sand brochure

A saleable topographic map of the Fraser Island Great Walk is available from the:

• EPA Customer Service Centre
• QPWS Maryborough
• QPWS Rainbow Beach

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