Interesting locations in Brisbane Hinterlands
One of the leading places that focused on outdoor adventures is
Brisbane Hinterlands. It is blessed with spectacular sceneries and a
healthy rainforest. That has been maintained over the years of
urbanisation.They have countless of eco-friendly activities that you can
choose from.
You can start off at their Bunya Mountains National Park that most
children loved due to native animal interaction and beautiful pines.
Bunya Mountains National Park is situated at the northwest of Brisbane.
It is a 3 hours’ drive that is around 200 km far. Big vehicles are not
advisable for all ways to Bunya Mountains are steep. There’s
also no refueling station available there. 3 camping areas are present
in this location namely: Westcott, Dandabah, and Burtons Well. In
addition, large vehicles such as trailers can only be accommodated at
Dandabah.
If getting wet is your idea then head of to Moreton Bay and Islands
where you can take a dip in their blue lagoon or see dolphins, dugongs,
and turtles in their eco tours. Moreton Bay and Island is a 40 km travel
from Brisbane via Ferry. This area requires a vehicle access permit in
order for you to roam around the area using your ride. Though, they have
a 4WD service that can take you to tour the place.
Provided below is the list of wonderful places you can go to on the area
and the level of difficulty of the
activities there.
- The Blue Lagoon (Easy)
- Honeyeater Lake (Easy)
- Telegraph Road (Difficult)
- Mount Tempest (Difficult)
- Five Hills (Moderate)
Unfortunately, there is no wheel chair accessibility in the location.
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