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Reconnect with nature in Moreton Bay, where diverse landscapes from lush rainforests and rugged mountain ranges to serene lakes and coastal paths create the perfect backdrop for outdoor adventures. Whether you're a keen hiker, a casual walker, or an avid cyclist, there are plenty of trails to explore, offering breathtaking views, abundant wildlife, and a true escape from the everyday.
Breathe in the fresh air, wander through ancient rainforests, and discover hidden gems along peaceful trails. Whether you're after a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, there’s something for everyone.
The Gantry, D’Aguilar National Park – A great starting point for various trails, with towering hoop pines and picnic facilities.
The Somerset Trail, Mount Mee – A 13 km circuit with spectacular views of Somerset Dam, passing through eucalypt forests and rainforest pockets.
Maiala National Park, Mount Glorious – Explore lush subtropical rainforests with trails like the Rainforest Circuit and Greenes Falls.
Piccabeen Walk, Mount Mee – A short, easy stroll through dense piccabeen palm groves, perfect for families.
Bullocky Rest, Lake Samsonvale – Enjoy lakeside trails with scenic water views, ideal for birdwatching and picnics.
Jollys Lookout, D’Aguilar National Park – One of the region’s most iconic lookouts, offering sweeping views over Enoggera Forest Reserve and across to Brisbane. It’s the perfect spot to catch a sunrise or relax after a hike.
Moreton Bay isn’t just for hikers—cyclists will find an array of trails, from leisurely coastal rides to challenging mountain bike tracks.
Moreton Bay Cycleway – Stretching along the Redcliffe Peninsula, this scenic coastal path offers stunning views of Moreton Bay, perfect for a relaxed ride.
Samford Valley Rail Trail – A gentle, family-friendly trail following the old railway corridor, ideal for casual cyclists.
Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious Road – A challenging road cycling route with steep climbs, rewarding riders with breathtaking views over the D’Aguilar Range.
Bunyaville Conservation Park – Popular with mountain bikers, offering well-maintained single tracks through eucalypt forests, suitable for all skill levels.
D’Aguilar National Park Mountain Bike Trails – A mix of rugged trails for experienced riders, weaving through diverse terrain with plenty of technical sections.
North Lakes Environmental Park – Flat, well-paved paths perfect for beginners, with scenic spots to stop and enjoy the natural surroundings.
Always carry plenty of water, wear sun protection, and check trail conditions before heading out.
Keep an eye out for native wildlife, especially early in the morning or late afternoon.
Respect the environment—take only memories, leave only footprints.
Discover the hidden gems and sun-soaked adventures waiting for you in Moreton Bay. Just up the road from Brisbane, our region is where the coast meets hinterland adventure, and the laid-back Queensland lifestyle takes centre stage.
