Events at: Green Mountains (O'Reillys)

NPAQ Activity Report Tooloona Creek Circuit 2020 Date: Saturday, 22 February, 2020 Under cloudy skies, nine walkers left O’Reilly’s. Soon, it was time to don rain gear as the forecasted showers eventuated. However, the rain did not dampen the spirits of the walkers; in fact, spirits were lifted as they passed through the flourishing rainforest.… Read More...

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Category: Daywalk

Activity Report – Albert River Circuit 2020 Sunday, 15 March, 2020 Under cloudy skies, the group of four left O’Reilly’s along the Border Track. After a short break and morning tea at the turn-off, the walkers crossed the ridge and descended into the river valley via a circuitous path. Water cascaded down the creeks and… Read More...

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Category: Daywalk

Date: Saturday, 17 October, 2020. Description: For this walk we will head out on the Main Border Track from the entrance at O’Reilly’s Guest House. After approximately 4.5km we will continue ahead bypassing the branch right to the Albert River Circuit. We continue a further 500m and turn right onto a track that bypasses Bithongabel… Read More...

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Description: One of the most picturesque tracks in Lamington National Park, the Toolona Creek Circuit passes through a giant box forest, by several waterfalls and offers great views from scenic lookouts. After crossing Picnic Rock above Elabana Falls, the track follows Toolona creek upstream past the magnificent Chalahn and Toolona Falls as well as stands… Read More...

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N.B. This activity has been cancelled. Description: One of the most picturesque tracks in Lamington National Park, the Toolona Creek Circuit passes through the giant box forest, several waterfalls and offers great views from scenic lookouts. After crossing Picnic Rock above Elabana Falls, the track follows Toolona creek upstream past the magnificent Chalahn and Toolona… Read More...

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Category: Daywalk

Description: One of the more picturesque tracks in Lamington National Park, the Box Forest Circuit passes through a section of the rainforest where giant Brush Box (Lophostemon confertus) Trees predominate. Similar brush box in other parts of the World Heritage Area have been radiocarbon-dated at over 1500 years. We’ll see some magnificent specimens as we… Read More...

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Category: Daywalk