Adventures

Greene Falls track is a great morning out. 

It's a cruisey track that winds its way through the rainforest following the many creeks that eventually spill over Greene Falls. It is a great place to spot pademelons and listen out for the distinct calls of the catbird or whip bird. There is lots to see and discover along the trail. 

Experience the magic of hiking in the Australian bush. 

The trail is located in the Mt Mee section of D’Aguilar National Park.

Your adventure commences at the Gantry day use area and winds through open forest to the best viewpoint in D’Aguilar Park that overlooks Somerset and Wivenhoe dams.

 Step into history and learn the story of the fateful flight 43years ago. 

This hike is located off Lepidozamia fire trail in the Mt Glorious section of the D'Aguilar National Park. 

The track winds through a mix of rain forest, palm forest and mixed eucalyptus eventually finding the resting place of a Piper Comanche aircraft.

It is a 3- 4hr out and back hike and requires a moderate level of fitness. 

Northbrook Mountain is high a wet sclerophyll forest. The climb affords extensive views looking south across the England Creek catchments and is covered in mountain heath, where wildflowers bloom between winter and spring. From Mount Glorious Road, the mountain is accessed via Lawton Road (fire road). Along the 4hr walk, we will take in the beautiful subtropical rainforest and wet sclerophyll scenery. Given the present trail conditions, this trail is considered moderate to hard and requires a moderate level of fitness. The trail is considered off-trail and will require physical exertion including stepping up on rocks, rock scrambling, moving across loose gravel, and exposure to heights and open edges. The trail is 10 km out and back.

Join us at Jolly’s Lookout at 545am before daybreak to watch the sun rise.

From our vantage point, you will enjoy spectacular 180-degree views as the sun slowly creeps above the horizon and floods the landscape.  

 After sunrise, at 630am, we will head off from Jolly’s Lookout to explore the Thylogale and Pitta trails. The trails are cruisey, relatively flat and wind there way through a different forest vegetation.  

  The trail is an 9km out and back adventure which should take around 3.5hours to complete. We should be back to the Jolly Lookout carpark by 10am.

 Embark on an unforgettable weekend walking getaway in Girraween, where nature's wonders await. Nestled in an environmental lodge, immerse yourself in the serenity of Girraween National Park. Explore iconic sites like The Pyramid, Castle Rock, and Turtle Rock, discovering the magic of this unique landscape. Slow down, breathe in the crisp air, and reconnect with nature. Secure an early bird price for Christmas, making it the perfect gift for adventure enthusiasts seeking a rejuvenating escape.