How do I get to the glass house 4×4 tracks?

Head north from the Big Red Car Park and play hills, and you will soon find runs that branch off the Powerlines track that will be up your street. The Canyon will require a 4WD with some extensive modification and will pose a challenge to novice 4WDers, but most other tracks around here should be very forgiving.

Where is Big Red 4WD track?

southeast Queensland
THE BIG RED TRACK In fact, it’s one of the toughest tracks you can test your vehicle on in southeast Queensland and vehicle rollovers are a common sight out here. LOCATION: The track is located just 20km north of Caboolture. Access is via the Bruce Highway and Steve Irwin Way.

Where is the best view of the Glass House Mountains?

There are many ways to see the peaks from different angles – Wild Horse Mountain Lookout near the Bruce Highway and Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve in Maleny are two of the best.

Is Glasshouse Woodford Road sealed?

The day-use area is on Glass House–Woodford Road. All access roads to the site are sealed and suitable for conventional vehicles.

How do you get to Mt Beerwah?

Getting there The nearest railway station to Mount Beerwah is Glasshouse Mountains (about 10km). To drive, take the Gateway Motorway north from the airport or the Gympie Arterial Road from the city. These roads converge to form the Bruce Highway (Hwy 1). Take the Beerburrum/Glasshouse Mtns Tourist Route exit.

What are the names of the Glasshouse Mountains?

The National Heritage List of mountains in the area of the Glass House Mountains National Park is Beerwah (556 metres); Coonowrin (Crookneck) (377 metres); Tibrogargan and Cooee (364 metres and 177 metres); Ngungun (253 metres); the Coochin Hills (235 and 230 metres); Miketeebumulgrai 199.5m; and Elimbah (Saddleback) …

How long does it take to climb Ngungun?

The climb: Mount Ngungun Mount Ngungun is the sixth tallest of the mountains at 253m, and you will need to allow two hours to climb up and down; more if you want to sit at the top for a while and take in the uninterrupted views of neighbouring Mount Tibrogargan, Mount Coonowrin and Mount Beerwah.

Can you drive up Glasshouse Mountains?

It’s about a 1.4 km return uphill hike, and you’re rewarded with great views from the fire tower up top. From there, turn right onto Old Gympie Road, and then left onto Glass House Woodford Road, to reach the Glass House Mountains Lookout. The road is sealed to the lookout but not beyond.

How long is Mt Ngungun walk?

2.8km
Mount Ngungun Summit Track is a 2.8km, grade 4 hike located in the Glass House Mountains National Park, Queensland. The hike should take around 1.45 hrs to complete.

Is Tibrogargan harder than Beerwah?

The highest of the Glasshouse Mountains, the Mt Beerwah summit walk is slightly easier than Mt Tibrogargan but still quite challenging. It has extensive views of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland and Glasshouse Mountains.

Is Mount Beerwah hard?

Mount Beerwah is the highest of the Glass House Mountain peaks. This is a steep climb, requiring high fitness levels and some rock scrambling skills.