Best trails in Tamborine National Park

This is a beautiful trail through a peaceful patch of Tamborine National Park. The route combines two tracks, Witches Chase Track and Witches Falls Circuit. The starting point is on Witches Chase Road on Mount Tamborine. There is a grassy area on the side of the road where you can park. The track takes you to Witches Falls Lookout, located low down in the valley and a great spot to have a picnic and enjoy some birdwatching. The trail itself is clearly marked and easy to follow, featuring...

This is a very popular short, easy track leading out to the beautiful Curtis Falls. Kids will love the enchanting walk to the falls and the addition of the Lower Creek Circuit makes for an invigorating grade 3 walk through lush rainforest. The track takes you through wet eucalypt forest beneath towering flooded gums and gives all visitors a true connection to the wild nature of Tamborine National Park. The falls can vary from a powerful and torrential pour to a serene and gentle flow over...

This is a short walk through Tamborine National Park in the Scenic Rim Region of Queensland, Australia. Parking is available where the trail begins, at the Tamborine National Park Witches Fall Section Picnic Area just off the Main Western Road. Enjoy hiking through the lush rainforest up to Witches Falls Lookout along dense tracks past amazing trees and stones. This route can be slippery after rain, so take your time and wear appropriate shoes and bring bug repellent.

If you're up for a walk, the Curtis Falls track is a classic. It's in Tamborine National Park, which has a bit of history as Queensland's first national park, starting with Witches Falls in 1908. The walk is a journey back in time, with ancient-looking ferns and massive trees. The waterfall is the main event, but keep an eye out for some of the locals – you could see a pademelon hopping about or hear the famous Albert's lyrebird mimicking other birds. It's a great little adventure for...

A nice little trail through the Tamborine National Park in south east Queensland, located not too far from the Gold Coast. This out and back route begins and ends from the parking area near the intersection of Colville Drive and Witches Chase. The trail itself features lots of nice shade from the beautiful trees along the way out to the Witches Falls.

This is a short and sweet walk to several waterfalls located near North Tamborine, Queensland The trail itself is nice and easy and meanders along Cedar Creek. It is only tricky if you want to go swimming and have to climb down rocks. There are several nice picnic spots at the beginning of the trail. The car park is small with no roadside parking and can fill up quickly on weekends.

This is a circular route on mostly fire roads through Tamborine National Park. The loop follows fire trails through bushland through the west end of Tamborine National Park. The ending section warrants the hard rating as the trail can become overgrown and difficult to navigate, as well as getting steep as it gains the ridge and then descends back to the car park.

Easy beautiful rainforest walk near Mount Tamborine, Queensland. This Grade 3 walking trail loops through bujai, piccabeen palms and fig groves. Jessie MacDonald donated part of the area in 1933, hence the name. Good for children or beginners. It is just over 1 kilometre long and has a barely noticeable climb and descent. After rainy the trail can be a bit muddy.