Can anyone suggest some great walking trails in Queensland?

February 27, 2010 - 3:32 am 9 Comments

My gf and I love bush walking & we’d want to know some great walking tracks around the Queensland area.

You will really love Springbrook on the gold coast hinterland, it is absolutely beautiful there and quite a number of tracks to do at different waterfalls.
The other ones are Glasshouse Mountains and then you have the ones on the Sunshine coast hinterland.

9 Responses to “Can anyone suggest some great walking trails in Queensland?”

  1. blahblahblah Says:

    Hey! Fellow Queenslander!.
    The site below has all these walks and if you google "Q.L.D. walking trails" you’ll find hundreds of sites relating to your particular location

    Have fun!

    Walking routes
    CBD Tree Trail
    RiverWalk
    Aboriginal Culture Trails
    Heritage Trails
    bushwalking
    Botanic Gardens self-guided walks:
    City Botanic Gardens
    Brisbane Botanic Gardens (Mount Coot-tha)
    References :
    http://www.brisbane.qld.gov.au/BCC:BASE::pc=PC_2723

  2. Kacky Says:

    You might like to try geocaching! You’ll discover trails that you never knew were there. Go to http://geocaching.com.au/

    There’s an excellent podcast that I listen to every week from Australia. http://geotalk.libsyn.com/rss

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  3. Live_For_Today Says:

    You will really love Springbrook on the gold coast hinterland, it is absolutely beautiful there and quite a number of tracks to do at different waterfalls.
    The other ones are Glasshouse Mountains and then you have the ones on the Sunshine coast hinterland.
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  4. katieee01 Says:

    O’reily’s is a nature retreat. And it is fantastic. Honestly. The only problem is the car ride up there. If you get carsick easily, I wouldnt even attempt it.
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  5. Sunny 1st Says:

    I think O’Reilly’s and Binna Burra have some of the best rainforest walks in Queensland. If you want something more tropical, then walk behind Noosa, there are heaps of tracks.
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  6. the old blind bat Says:

    Lamington National Park is full of them.
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  7. blaster_hawk Says:

    lamington nat. park is great or chermside hills reserve isn’t bad.
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  8. mightygoose Says:

    I live on the Whitsunday Coast in North Queensland. There are some great walking tracks around here, through Conway National Park and Dryander State Forest. One particularly nice ones takes you through rainforest up to a lookout where you can see across to the Whitsunday Islands – BEAUTIFUL!
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  9. muras Says:

    Queensland’s Environmental Protection Agency has established some great walking tracks through some of our best National Parks.

    There are six in all, ranging down the east coast. Here’s their website for more information.

    http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/parks_and_forests/great_walks/

    Have a great time!
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