Philoria is a genus of frogs native to eastern and southern Australia. These frogs are all confined to mountain areas, with 5 species occurring in the mountains of northern New South Wales and southern Queensland. One species occurs in Victoria. All species are listed as endangered, except the Baw Baw Frog, which is listed as critically endangered. They are small to medium sized frogs that live in water saturated sites, such as sphagnum bogs and seepages on rocky slopes. The eggs are laid in foam nests hidden from light. The tadpoles remain within the nest and live entirely on the yolk.

Some taxonomists class only the Baw Baw Frog (Philoria frosti) in the genus Philoria and class the other 5 species in the genus Kyarranus because of osteological features, size differences (Philoria frosti is larger) and the presence of a large gland behind each eye (parotoid gland).

Species

Common name	Binomial name
Baw Baw Frog	Philoria frosti
Mountain Frog	Philoria kundagungan
Loveridge's Frog	Philoria loveridgei
Southern Mountain Frog	Phloria pughi
Richmond Range Mountain Frog	Philoria richmondensis
Sphagnum Frog	Philoria sphagnicolus