Walking Tours Queensland

Walking Tours in Queensland

Are you looking for a unique way to experience the beauty of Queensland? Look no further than our walking tours! With numerous trails and tracks to explore, you’ll discover the hidden gems of this stunning region.

Why Take a Walking Tour?

  • Immerse yourself in nature: Walk through lush rainforests, along sun-kissed beaches, and over picturesque hills.
  • Get off the beaten path: Discover secret waterfalls, secluded coves, and other hidden treasures that most tourists miss.
  • Meet local experts: Join a guided tour to gain insights from knowledgeable guides who’ll share their love for Queensland’s unique culture and history.

Brisbane Region

  • D’Aguilar National Park: Explore ancient forests, crystal-clear creeks, and picturesque lookouts.
  • Conondale Valley: Walk through stunning waterfalls, valleys, and scenic ridges.
  • Tamborine Mountain: Discover the charm of this lush plateau with its many walking trails.

Gold Coast Region

  • Burleigh Heads National Park: Wander along beaches, creeks, and bushlands.
  • Nerang River: Follow the river’s tranquil course through subtropical rainforests.
  • Coomera Valley: Experience ancient forests, waterfalls, and scenic views.

Whitsunday Region

  • Hill Inlet: Trek to this stunning lookout with breathtaking views of Whitehaven Beach.
  • Long Island: Discover the island’s untouched beauty through bushwalking trails.
  • Hook Island: Explore the island’s tranquil atmosphere, secluded beaches, and lush forests.

Tips and Essentials

  • Best Time: Spring (September to November) and Autumn (March to May) are ideal for walking tours in Queensland due to mild temperatures and minimal rainfall.
  • Safety: Always bring water, snacks, sunscreen, and a hat. Wear sturdy shoes or hiking boots suitable for the terrain.
  • Difficulty Level: Choose trails that match your fitness level, from easy strolls to challenging treks.
  • Respect the Environment: Follow any local rules or regulations, stay on designated tracks, and take all rubbish with you.

Come and experience the natural beauty of Queensland on foot!