Best trails in Moreton Island National Park

Tangalooma Beach Circuit is a fantastic beach walk with some sandy forest hiking thrown in for good measure. Explore this beautiful section of Moreton Island as you stroll along the white sandy shores of Tangalooma Bay. Starting from Tangalooma Wharf the path heads around the back of the Eco Centre up to the forested ridge. Follow the signs as you head south along the ridge before emerging out of the forest onto the beach. Feel free to take a dip in the refreshing blue water and see if you...

A pleasant but challenging hike following the Mount Tempest Track in Moreton Island National Park. The route begins at the intersection of Telegraph Walking Track. Progress can be slow due to the sandy roads. There is minimal shade along the route so it's recommended to set off early and bring lots of water. Particularly in summer! As you walk or drive to the summit of Mount Tempest enjoy the gums and grass trees along the way. At the top, you will be greeted with views over Moreton...

An epic trail around the Moreton Island National Park, located not too far off the mainland from Brisbane, Queensland. This looped route begins and ends from the Tangalooma Wrecks camping area on the eastern coast of the island. From here you'll head south along the beach all the way to Kooringal in the southern tip of the island. From here you'll make your way to the west coast of the island and head north along the coast, cutting west again inline with the wrecks where you started. This...

An outstanding 4WD track around the north of Moreton Island. This route visits many of the attractions on Moreton Island including: - Eagers Beach - Blue Lagoon - Cape Moreton Lighthouse - Honey Moon Bay - Champagne Pools As you drive through the sandy tracks and beaches you may find some sections are washed out so exercise caution and slow down when necessary. The island has a max speed limit of 60 km per hour and is 30 km per hour near the MiCat Ferry drop-off point, the Wrecks...

This track is a beauty of a bushwalk, but it's a bit of a trek. It's a long hike that can be a challenging walk at times, especially in the soft sand. It's a great way to see a different side of Moreton Island, which is known as Mulgumpin to the Ngugi people, the traditional owners. You'll get some stunning views over the eastern beach and the coastline from the old gun emplacements. The island is also a refuge for dugongs and sea turtles, so keep an eye out for them in the water.

Explore a piece of Moreton Island's history on the Tangalooma Bypass track. This walk takes you through the area where the old Tangalooma Whaling Station operated from 1952 to 1962. While the station is long gone, walking this sandy track gives you a sense of the island's remote and rugged character. It's a tough slog in the sand, but a great way to see this stunning sand island's quieter, inland side.

Lace up your boots for a wonderful bushwalk along the Telegraph Walking Track, nestled in Gheebulum Kunungai (Moreton Island) National Park, just a ferry ride from Brisbane. This scenic journey takes you through the island's heart, offering a chance to discover remnants of a historic telegraph line, a true relic from the 1890s when it connected to the Cape Moreton Lighthouse. The track winds through fragrant eucalypt forests and coastal heathland, so you'll be surrounded by beautiful native...