Stroll amongst luxuriant rainforest, tall eucalypt trees, waterfalls, deep gorges and boulder-strewn creeks... that sums up Maroochy’s hinterland. The region is largely made up of the Conondale National Park and Kenilworth State Forest - an area famed for its bushwalking, bird watching, camping, mountain biking and four-wheel driving.Several walking tracks allow you to explore and then cool down in a pristine creek or swimming hole. The walks range from short strolls to the challenging Mt Coolum trail, where you will find spectacular views over the region.
Baroon Pocket Dam
Swimming, fishing, sailing and canoeing, hiking
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Buderim Rainforest Walk
Explore the hidden Jewels of the Mountain
Bushland Botanical Gardens
Experience most of Maroochy’s natural diversity all in one place.
Sunshine Coast Hinterland Great Walk
Take half-day strolls or full-day walks. Stay longer to complete the total 58km walk
Discover Mount Coolum
Pack a backpack with water and climb Mount Coolum, a 208-metre tall volcanic dome that provides expansive views of the Maroochy coast.
Explore Mapleton Forest
Discover the picturesque Kondalilla Falls.