Finniss Conservation Park

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Mount Magnificent Conservation Park
IUCN Category II (National Park)
Nearest town/city:	Mount Compass
Area:	103ha
Managing authorities:	Department for Environment and Heritage

Finniss Conservation Park(Coordinates: -35.32012° N 138.69355° E) is a small conservation park, located on the Fleurieu Peninsula, South Australia. This park is close to Mount Magnificent Conservation Park and has the Heysen Trail running along its western side. This is the only walking track through the park.^[1]

Vegetation varies from open woodlands to pasture. Views over the Finniss Valley can be obtained from a high, rocky plateau on the western side of the park.^[1]

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