Crystal Creek, Queensland

The Paluma Range National Park occupies most of the locality with the Paluma State Forest in the north-west of the locality. The small amount of remaining land use is grazing on native vegetation.^[3]

There are a number of local places within Crystal Creek:

• Gardes Hut (18°57′S 146°12′E / 18.95°S 146.2°E / -18.95; 146.2 (Gardes Hut (clearing))), a clearing from an early settlement^[4]
• Johnstones Hut (18°57′S 146°12′E / 18.95°S 146.2°E / -18.95; 146.2 (Johnstones Hut (clearing))), a clearing from an early settlement^[5]
• Mango Tree (18°58′57″S 146°14′10″E / 18.9825°S 146.2361°E / -18.9825; 146.2361 (Mango Tree))^[6]
• The Saddle (19°00′02″S 146°15′39″E / 19.0005°S 146.2608°E / -19.0005; 146.2608 (The Saddle))^[7]

Crystal Creek has the following mountains (from north to south):

• Mount Spec (18°56′29″S 146°11′16″E / 18.9414°S 146.1878°E / -18.9414; 146.1878 (Mount Spec)), rising to 995 metres (3,264 ft) above sea level^[8][9]
• Mount Leach (18°57′29″S 146°12′58″E / 18.9581°S 146.2161°E / -18.9581; 146.2161 (Mount Leach)) 938 metres (3,077 ft)^[8][10]
• The Saddle (18°59′56″S 146°15′44″E / 18.9988°S 146.2622°E / -18.9988; 146.2622 (The Saddle (mountain))) 510 metres (1,670 ft)^[8]
• Circle View Mountain (19°03′24″S 146°17′52″E / 19.0566°S 146.2979°E / -19.0566; 146.2979 (Circle View Mountain)) 831 metres (2,726 ft)^[8][11]
• Mount Halifax (19°06′49″S 146°22′24″E / 19.1136°S 146.3734°E / -19.1136; 146.3734 (Mount Halifax)) 1,063 metres (3,488 ft)^[8][12]

In the 2016 census, Crystal Creek had a population of 10 people.^[13]

In the 2021 census, Crystal Creek had "no people or a very low population".^[1]

Crystal Creek has a number of heritage-listed sites, including:

• Little Crystal Creek Bridge, Mount Spec Road (19°00′00″S 146°15′02″E / 19.0°S 146.2505°E / -19.0; 146.2505 (Little Crystal Creek Bridge))^[14]