Mount Westall (Queensland)

Mount Westall is a mountain located in Queensland, Australia. It is situated in the Clarke Range, part of the larger Great Dividing Range. The mountain lies within the Eungella National Park, known for its diverse rainforest environment and platypus habitat. Mount Westall is a prominent landmark within the park and offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The mountain's elevation contributes to significant orographic rainfall, supporting the lush vegetation of the region. The peak is accessible via hiking trails of varying difficulty, attracting bushwalkers and nature enthusiasts. Its ecosystem is representative of upland rainforest environments and supports a range of flora and fauna typical of the region. No mining or agriculture takes place on the mountain itself.