Hiking in summer in Queensland isn’t usually a good idea, but the recently upgraded Cooroora Trail had been on our radar since it re-opened in April this year and early December was our first chance. After parking across the road
Introduce your children to bushwalking and bird watching by completing this accessible and leisurely walk. The walk is on a concrete pathway which meanders along Cranks Creek and Lake Doonella. It is a 5.8 km loop trail accessed via multiple
Take advantage of free buses when they’re available (Easter & Christmas) by walking from Cooran to Pomona one way and using the bus for the return trip. The trail is programmed to be upgraded and, in part, re-routed away from
Just five minutes from Eumundi township and twenty minutes from Noosa is Eumundi Conservation Park, a great spot for recreation at all times of the year. The park has a timber-getting history as evidenced by enormous remaining tree stumps. It
This walk wanders through the Noosa National Park bushland with panoramic views of the coastline and hinterland views of Lake Weyba, Mt Ninderry and Mt Cooroy. The diverse heaths are interesting at any time but exhibit a kaleidoscope of colour
Hiking in summer in Queensland isn’t usually a good idea, but the recently upgraded Cooroora Trail had been on our radar since it re-opened in April this year and early December was our first chance. After parking across the road
Introduce your children to bushwalking and bird watching by completing this accessible and leisurely walk. The walk is on a concrete pathway which meanders along Cranks Creek and Lake Doonella. It is a 5.8 km loop trail accessed via multiple
Take advantage of free buses when they’re available (Easter & Christmas) by walking from Cooran to Pomona one way and using the bus for the return trip. The trail is programmed to be upgraded and, in part, re-routed away from
Just five minutes from Eumundi township and twenty minutes from Noosa is Eumundi Conservation Park, a great spot for recreation at all times of the year. The park has a timber-getting history as evidenced by enormous remaining tree stumps. It
This walk wanders through the Noosa National Park bushland with panoramic views of the coastline and hinterland views of Lake Weyba, Mt Ninderry and Mt Cooroy. The diverse heaths are interesting at any time but exhibit a kaleidoscope of colour