Editing Mount Pinbarren National Park (section)

==Commonwealth Heritage List==
Mount Pinbarren National Park contains a small sample of remnant araucarian notophyll vine forest more typical of drier areas further west. The park includes several uncommon and rare plant species. Clausena Brevistyla occurs on the summit, and is close to its southern limit here. The rare and endangered species, Baloghia Marmorata, has recently been found on Mount Pinbarren. The uncommon species, Grevillea Hilliana is present. A possible new species of cyperus grows on the summit. The peak represents a scenically important landmark for the area.<ref name=AHD-4-02-115-0003>{{cite AHD|8790|Mount Pinbarren National Park|fn=4/02/115/0003|accessdate=23 July 2023}}</ref>