This elaborate tree, festooned with intricate vines and delicate epiphytes, is named for the stately, cathedral-like formation of its roots. A crown as big as 2 Olympic swimming pools towering nearly 50m over you. The cathedral fig tree, Danbulla National Park is part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. 500-year-old tree, divides people on which ... Read more
Place Types Scenic
Tags national park, QLD national park, QLD Unvisited
This elaborate tree, festooned with intricate vines and delicate epiphytes, is named for the stately, cathedral-like formation of its roots.
A crown as big as 2 Olympic swimming pools towering nearly 50m over you. The cathedral fig tree, Danbulla National Park is part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area.
500-year-old tree, divides people on which fig tree is the better one to see. Is it the Cathedral Fig Tree or the Curtain Fig Tree 
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Visit Time:allow 30 minutes, short visit 15 minutes
