Formed over 600,000 years ago Mount Le Brum is one of the youngest volcanic formations in Australia. Not for the faint hearted this short sharp hike up leads to two craters which form shallow lakes throughout the year. From the top enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
1. Coalstoun Lakes walking track (grade 4)
Distance: 4.4km return (allow 2-3 hours)
Only for experienced bushwalkers, take the track to see breathtaking views of the first crater lake. Continue through the dry rainforest to the second crater and bird hide. Keep an eye out for wildlife along the way.
Be sure to check Queensland Parks for any alerts and click here for more information on Coalstoun Lakes National Park.
