Mount Walsh National Park

A landmark in the North Burnett this towering National Park is a sight to behold. Stop for an all Aussie family BBQ under the impressive granite Bluff, take on a challenge setting off early morning to walk to the summit or grab your bathers for a swim in the Waterfall Creek Rock Pools Utopia. Explore the park by 4WD and discover the stunning granite monolith at Coongarra Rock. Mount Walsh National Park is a must-do hike for the experienced and the beginner.

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LOCAL BUSH WALKING GUIDE

WALKING TRACKS

1. Rock Pool Walk (grade 4)
Distance: 3km return (allow 1 hour)
For experienced bushwalkers, take this take from the Waterfall Creek section car park. During the wet season, a creek cascades through rock pools in the granite from water erosion. Make sure to look out for wildlife along the way.

2. Mount Walsh summit route
Summit climb: The height of Mount Walsh summit is 703 metres, with the climb to the summit taking approx. 4 hours.
Only for experienced bushwalkers with rock scrambling skills. Start by hiking through a dry rainforest and continue up to the summit of this mountain for spectacular views.

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Mount Walsh National Park

Mount Walsh National Park

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LOCAL BUSH WALKING GUIDE

WALKING TRACKS

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