The Glasshouse Mountains provides some of the most stunning scenery in Australia. It is also a popular location for off-road motor sport enthusiasts, especially during summer. The Glasshouse Mountains lies at the foot of the renowned Steve Irwin Way, in south east Queensland.

The Glasshouse Mountains provides some of the most amazing scenery in Australia, with clear skies, rolling hills, forests and native bush walking.

If you have never been to the Glasshouse Mountains before, you’ll want to make your way to the Bruce Highway. Then turn off at Steve Irwin Way. From here you can access individual mountains directly. Take one of the many hiking trails where you can enjoy fantastic views of the Glasshouse Mountains and surrounds.

You can explore the Glasshouse Mountains National Park on foot or with a vehicle, while enjoying fantastic views of the natural environment and wildlife. There are many routes in and around the Glasshouse Mountains, making it easy to explore, drive through, or cycle through.

The Glasshouse Mountains offers many opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, camping, fishing and bird watching. If you’re planning a relaxing holiday in the countryside, visiting the Glasshouse Mountains is a great option to indulge in nature and take in some amazing views.

The Glasshouse Mountains contains numerous walking tracks that are suitable for exploring the surrounding bush and native bush terrain. There are numerous routes available to walk along, ranging from easy grade climbs to more difficult climbs. Many of the longer walking paths offer panoramic views of the Glasshouse Mountains and surrounding sunshine coast. Some of the most popular mountain hikes to take include Mount Ngungun, Mount Beerburrum and the mighty Mount Tibrogargan.

The Glasshouse Mountains National Park offers several different hiking trails, which are suitable for those travelling with children and for the more adventurous visitor. The longer walking routes are suitable for those who are looking for more of a challenge and more of a trekking experience. The longer routes also give you the opportunity to view the diverse flora and fauna of the area. One of the best features about the Glasshouse Mountains National Park is the establishment of many nature reserve areas, which provide protection and habitat for indigenous wildlife.

If you’re looking for a slower paced, less strenuous option, consider taking a driving tour of Glasshouse Mountains towns. Many of the local towns contain picnic spots, cafes and restaurants, making them convenient places to visit. There are numerous guided tours available, which take you through the beautiful countryside surrounding the Glasshouse Mountains and offer scenic views. Local art and culture are shown off in a number of festivals, including the Glasshouse  Country Festival, which runs in October.