Sunshine Coast National Parks
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In being a region with dense, lush foliage and unique hinterland you'd expect that a beautiful attribute of this region is its National Parks. In fact, the Sunshine Coast has more national parks than any other region in Queensland. There are seven in total, and they range from large hinterland areas like the Glasshoue Mountains, to coastal paradises like Noosa and the southern fringe of Fraser Island.
Dramatically cascading waterfalls, trickling streams and amazing flora and fauna can be clearly seen from using the beautiful winding walking tracks and well established 4wd tracks interspersed throughout many of the parks. Some national parks offer a menagerie of landscapes from volcanic craggy mountains, everglades, freshwater rivers and lakes.
Below is a listing of some of the most beautiful national parks that the Sunshine Coast has to offer:
- Mapleton Falls National Park
- Kondalilla National Park
- The Glass House Mountains National Park
- Noosa National Park
- Great Sandy Marine Park
- Great Sandy National Park (Fraser Island)
- Great Sandy National Park (Northern Cooloola)
- Great Sandy National Park (Southern Cooloola)
- Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve
- Bellthorpe State Forest and Forest Reserve
- Kenilworth Forest Reserve
- Beerburrum and Beerwah State Forests and Forest Reserves