Springbrook National Park

Springbrook lies on the Scenic Rim, a chain of mountains stretching across the Queensland-New South Wales border.

Walking tracks ranging from easy to challenging take you to lookouts, waterfalls and ancient forests.

Springbrook National Park's walking tracks have been classified so you are better able to select a walk that matches your bushwalking experience and fitness. This classification system is based on the Australian Standards. Take time to read these classification details before walking out on the park.

Subtropical rainforest, ancient Antarctic beech trees, hoop pines, eucalypt forest and montane heath habitats shelter an incredible variety of wildlife. More than 100 bird species live in the park and forest reserve. The elusive Albert's lyrebird, more often heard than seen, is part of an ancient, unique bird group that probably evolved when flowering plants began to dominate the landscape. In the winter months its vibrant composite call can be heard from the depths of the valleys. Springbrook provides an important refuge for this species of "true songbird".