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Top Hiking Areas in Brisbane

🌿 Mount Coot-tha 🏜️

Mount Coot-tha is Brisbane’s most popular hiking destination, offering a variety of tracks to suit different fitness levels. The summit offers breathtaking views of the city and surrounding areas. Don’t miss the scenic drive up or the chance to visit the Mount Coot-tha Botanic Gardens.

🌲 D’Aguilar National Park 🏞️

Situated north-west of Brisbane, D’Aguilar National Park offers several hiking trails through scenic rainforests and open woodlands. The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including wallabies and koalas. Popular trails include the day walk to Dayboro Peak and the challenging two-day walk to Mount Beera.

🌳 Samford Conservation Park 🏞️

Located in the D’Aguilar Range, Samford Conservation Park offers a number of hiking trails through eucalyptus forests and grasslands. The park is also home to several Aboriginal rock art sites. Popular trails include the 6km Mount Glorious Circuit and the 10km Ballow Loop Track.

🌴 O’Reilly’s Tree Top Walk 🏞️

While not technically in Brisbane, O’Reilly’s Tree Top Walk is a must-visit for hiking enthusiasts. Located in Lamington National Park, the walkway offers stunning views of the rainforest canopy and its inhabitants. The park is home to over 140 different bird species and more than 30 types of reptiles.

🌳 Kur-tinji Walking Trail 🏞️

The Kur-tinji Walking Trail is a 12km loop track through the picturesque Moreton Bay Region. The trail takes in a variety of habitats, from eucalyptus forests to wetlands and grasslands. The trail also offers several lookouts with views over the Bay.