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These walks vary in length and difficulty and can take up to a full day to complete. They take place within National Parks and Protected Area Estate. Examples of walks we have offered this year include the Hornibrook Highway stroll which was held to celebrate the new year, The Tooloona Falls Day Walk to experience the Tooloona Creek Circuit in the Green Mountains of O’Reilly’s. Bull Creek, the Day Walk from Toohey Forest to Mt Gravatt and the Gheerula Day Walk.
The walking track reopened earlier in the year following the severe fires and torrential rain that devastated the National Park in 2019. Â The tracks and the surrounding area were cleared and the forest is regenerating. Â The walk is a 11.8km return trip to Bare Rock. Â The route to Mt Cordeau Lookout -on the way… Read More...
Tamborine National Park is comprised of 14 separate parcels of land and is located virtually on our doorstep. Originally known as Witches Falls National Park it was declared in 1908, making it Queensland’s first national park. Over the years additional reserves over the Tamborine Mountain plateau and surrounding foothills have been added. The park protects… Read More...
Date: Saturday, 12 September, 2020. Description: A fairly easy to moderate walk in the Glass House Mountains National Park between Beerburrum and Glass House Mountains townships. The 4.1km Tibrogargan circuit provides views of Mt Tibrogargan from many angles during the circumnavigation. Features of the 5.7km Trachyte circuit include open woodlands, heath understorey, and views from… Read More...
The Coomera River Circuit is a picturesque on-track walk passing through rainforest and giant brush box forest. A lookout platform provides excellent views of the 160m gorge and the Coomera Falls and a great spot for morning tea. The track then follows the river upstream through the rainforest, crossing the river several times allowing views… Read More...
Report on the Lower Ballanjui Falls Track and Caves Track (descending section) It couldn’t have been a more perfect day, as 9 walkers descended the graded path into the rainforest heading towards the Lower Ballanjui Falls. Â The track at the entrance was damp. Â Google reported 72 mm of rain at the Binna Burra section of… Read More...
Description: Escape the summer heat of Brisbane by taking a walk in the rainforest to the top of Mt Hobwee which, at 1164 metres, is the highest peak in Lamington National Park. While there are limited views from the top, there are a couple of lookouts on the way providing excellent views towards Mt Warning.… Read More...
  Description: A long walk? – Yes. A hard walk? – No! The walk is basically downhill along a section of the old Wulkuraka (Ipswich) to Yarraman railway line now known as the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (BVRT). We’ll start our walk in Benarkin (an old timber town) and walk down the range to Linville.… Read More...
Activity Report The night before our walk the heavens opened and several storms throughout the night brought good rain. The morning brought a fine winter’s day with a strong wind from the west. Seven members arrived at the Boombana picnic area for an early morning tea and then set off on the Thylogale walking track.… Read More...
Activity Report Nine walkers arrived at the Spicers Gap day use area to have an early morning tea and take in the history at the memorial to mark the pioneers’ graves. After a short history on Keith Jarrott’s contribution to NPAQ, we set off on the Mount Mathieson Trail in an anti-clockwise direction. The Trail… Read More...
The Cream Track Report – 19 September 2021 Walking a section or completing the full length of the track makes one appreciate the strength and resilience of our early settlers, as they marched their horses laiden with cream cans, up and down this steep route. 9 participants commenced the walk crossing The Tallebudgera Creek… Read More...
