π QLD
National park featuring 11-12 volcanic peaks aged 24-27 million years. Highest peak Beerwah stands at 556 metres with connections to Gubbi Gubbi and Jimbaran indigenous heritage.
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3 months ago
We climbed Mount Ngungun. There are many different mountains to climb and I am guessing with various climbing difficulties! Mt Ngungun had stunning views. The climb is quite hard on your knees! There are plenty of spots you can stop along the way and rest. If you intend to climb so you can see the sunset I suggest you have a good headlamp to get back down! You dont have to go all the way to the top to see the beautiful views although I do recommend climbing high enough to see the western views. Very beautiful spot.
5 months ago
Lovely walk with great views, especially right from the very top. Wear decent footwear. Be decently fit. I don't remember seeing toilets but there are public toilets in the village
7 months ago
A few rewarding hikes through stunning landscapes. The views from the top are of mount Ngungun are amazin. A must-visit for any nature lover in the area!
9 months ago
Absolutely stunning landscape! The Glass House Mountains are like nothing else β ancient volcanic peaks rising out of the hinterland with incredible views in every direction. The walking trails and lookouts are fantastic, and itβs such a peaceful place to explore.
a year ago
Really easy but intense, I really enjoy always in this track, Vegetation and a lot of trees, always warm but with shadows. At the top you can sit and relax a little with the view after having climbed for 30 to 40 minutes. Enjoy and explore more.
Glass House Mountains National Park is in QLD, Australia. GPS: -26.89964, 152.93679.
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