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One of the most popular walking trails in Springbrook National Park, it is a fantastic walk through some stunning and unique subtropical rainforest. Massive rock formations, waterfalls galore, birdlife and spectacular views to Surfers Paradise in the distance, top off the stunning scenery to be found here in the Gold Coast hinterland.
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Springbrook National Park covers 6,558ha and is in four main sections—Springbrook plateau, Mount Cougal to the south east and Natural Bridge and Numinbah to the west. The plateau has many lookouts with fabulous views while Mount Cougal offers an insight into the area's logging history.
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Twin Falls Circuit. Moderate • 4.8 (1328) Springbrook National Park. Photos (3,273) Directions. Print/PDF map. Length 2.7 miElevation gain 623 ftRoute type Loop. Enjoy this 2.7-mile loop trail near Springbrook, Queensland. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 26 min to complete.
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Warringa Pool Trail Twin Falls Circuit Best Of All Lookout Springbrook Natural Bridge BEST TIME TO VISIT SPRINGBROOK NATIONAL PARK Springbrook National Park is quite popular and can get very busy on the weekends. If you can time your visit to Springbrook Mountain for a weekday, you will get to enjoy these Springbrook walks with fewer people.
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By Scott Pass Updated on July 29, 2023. Drive just over an hour and a half from Brisbane and you'll encounter a lost land that's so unique, it's bound to get the adventure juices flowing. Springbrook National Park forms part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia world heritage area, and is only a short drive from the Gold Coast.
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Short walks: The most accessible and popular trail is Natural Bridge, which takes about an hour to complete and is suitable for little legs, tired feet and even those who forgot to pack sneakers. At the bottom of a paved path, a glittering cascade pours through a basalt cave, completely backlit by natural light.
Purling Brook Falls one of the best hiking tracks in Springbrook National Park
Cedar Trail. Located in the stunning Rouge National Urban Park — a popular place to get a taste of nature in the GTA area - the Cedar Trail is a 14-kilometer loop trail for hiking, walking, trail running, year-round. The area has incredible biodiversity, which adds to your experience out in this blend of culture, agricultural, and natural.
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The Springbrook National Park walking track to the Best of All Lookout point is short - so short that I hesitate to call it a trail. However, it's a lovely 10-minute walk through the rainforest. We walked past moss-covered trees and the historic 2,000-year-old Antarctic Beech trees before reaching a small lookout platform.
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Explore the most popular waterfall trails in Springbrook National Park with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you. Directions Park information Acreage 15,310 acres Park hours Monday All day Tuesday All day Wednesday All day Thursday All day Friday
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Springbrook National Park is part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, one of Queensland's five World Heritage properties and part of the World Heritage Family. Location About 100km south of Brisbane. Learn more Getting there Park facilities Barbecue (wood/fuel/coin) Information centre Lookout Park office Picnic tables
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1 Purling Brook Falls Springbrook National Park Est. 1h 25m Pages Pinnacle Eastern Approach via Neranwood Break Pages Pinnacle Springbrook National Park Twin Falls Circuit Springbrook National Park Est. 1h 26m Natural Bridge Circuit Springbrook National Park 0.7 mi Est. 19m Est. 3h 44m Twin Falls, Canyon Lookout and Blackfellow Falls
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Best Easy Trails in Springbrook National Park 579 Reviews Explore the most popular easy in Springbrook National Park with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you. Directions Park information Acreage 15,310 acres Park hours Monday All day Tuesday All day
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Journeys Springbrook National Park's walking tracks have been classified so you can select a walk that matches your bushwalking experience and fitness. This classification system is based on the Australian Standards. Take time to read the key to track standards before walking in the park. Allow 15 to 20 minutes to walk 1 kilometre.
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Short walks: The most accessible and popular trail is Natural Bridge, which takes about an hour to complete and is suitable for little legs, tired feet and even those who forgot to pack sneakers. At the bottom of a paved path, a glittering cascade pours through a basalt cave, completely backlit by natural light.
Hiking the Springbrook Pinnacle The perfect outdoor picnic spot
Interactive map Downloads and resources Maps and notices Springbrook National Park map (PDF, 248KB) Springbrook National Park walking track maps and information (PDF, 436KB) Gwongorella picnic area map (PDF, 330KB) The Settlement camping area map (PDF, 79KB) Gold Coast and hinterland parks locality map (PDF, 376KB)
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The Springbrook National Park Gold Coast is a protected national park located in Queensland, Australia, on the McPherson Range near Springbrook. Considered to be a part of the Shield Volcano Group of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gondwana Rainforest, the park has a varied and rich history, and took many decades to become what it is as of now.