Western Trailhead is the western end of Wyaralong Dam at the Lilybrook Recreation Area and the western end of the 25km Shoreline Trail, operated by SEQ Water. Lilybrook Recreation Area is named after the Lilybrook Homestead located there, built in the 1900s. Lilybrook farm occupied 18 hectares, other buildings included a work shed, machinery and … Read more
Mapleton Falls National Park is a small section just south of the larger Mapleton National Park, only 4kms from the township of Mapleton. The falls are less than 50m the parking area, making it one of the most easily accessible waterfalls we’ve been too. Unfortunately, the view of the falls themselves is not the best. … Read more
Kondallila Falls near Montville is an 80-metre waterfall with a natural rock pool at the top of the falls. The main walk to the falls leads to the top of the falls, with a longer walk down to the bottom of the falls and back around to the other side at the top. Kondalilla is an … Read more
Cania Gorge National Park is a place with amazing sandstone cliffs and landscapes. It is located near Monto, west of Bundaberg, and was recognised early on by Clark Bartlett who was an unofficial tourist guide from 1970. There is a memorial for Clark Barlett in the national park. Six of the seven walks start at … Read more
The Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk goes through the mangrove foreshore of Moreton Bay at Wynnum. It is one of the first destinations of interest from the start of the Southern Moreton Bay Tourist Drive . The walk starts from Elanora Park and links to a bird hide overlooking tidal saltmarshes, then loops back through a forest to return … Read more
The Main Range National Park Walking Tracks is the main part of the Cunningham’s Gap section of the Main Range National Park. It is between Spicers Gap to the south and Goomburra Section to the north. Queen Mary Falls is the fourth section of the Main Range National Park. The walking tracks are mainly class … Read more
Part of the Great Dividing Range, Goomburra Section provides spectacular walks and views through the rugged mountain area and two camping grounds. Goomburra Section is the most northern of 4 main locations of the Main Range National Park. The other sections include Queen Mary Falls at the southern end and Spicers Gap and Cunninghams Gap in the middle. The … Read more
The Rail Trail in Esk is along the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, a 161km shared use trail on an abandoned rail corridor from Ipswich through to Yarraman. From Esk the trail goes north 19km to Toogoolawah through farmland on an undulating coarse gravel and dirt trail surface. Past train stations in the section are Esk … Read more
At the southern end of Crows Nest, a rest stop called Bullocky’s Rest Park serves as the starting point for the Crows Nest Heritage Trail. It then follows Applegum Walk along Crows Nest Creek and Bald Hills Creek, then up into the town centre of Crows Nest before returning to Bullocky’s Rest Park. The rest … Read more
Crows Nest National Park north of Toowoomba has a day use picnic area and walking track to view the Crows Nest Falls and look down the Valley of Diamonds from Koonin Lookout along Crows Nest Creek. The day use area has picnic tables and free gas BBQs, and toilets not too far away. There is … Read more
