Best trails in Dularcha National Park

Tunnel Track is a unique trail through the Dularcha National Park in the Sunshine Coast Region of Queensland - located not too far from the town of Landsborough. This out and back trail begins from the corner of Beech Road and Cunningam Avenue. The trail itself is a fire management road that is shared by pedestrians, cyclist and horse riders. The highlight of the trail is the tunnel, which is about fifty metres in length.

This is a fantastic and popular route for walkers and runners in Dularcha National Park in the hinterland of the Sunshine Coast in QLD. The loop is a very enjoyable hike for exercise as there are quite a number of steep ascents and descents to tackle on the way. The views are limited mainly to the terrific Aussie bush, and there is plenty of incredible flora and fauna to observe as well.

The Roses Circuit Track is an excellent moderate trail featuring enough of a challenge with some steeper ups and downs. Loose rocks and gravel in places make the downhills more challenging and use of hiking poles or a handle walking stick from the track make for a better hike. This is a shared path potentially with horses or bikes, but is primarily used for walking. Be sure to enjoy your time in the tunnel!

Rose’s Circuit via Ridge Track is an interesting hike through Dularcha National Park. Experience the Dularcha Railway Tunnel. A former railway tunnel that is now heritage-listed. The start of the trail begins at the end of Rose Road with the tunnel shortly afterwards. Built between 1890 to 1891, the tunnel cuts through a sandstone ridge and is roughly 100 metres long. The tunnel was used during both the world wars to transport injured troops. The vegetation along this path is lovely with...

A lovely trail through the Dularcha National Park, located just north of Landsborough in the Sunshine Coast Region of Queensland. The trail is accessed from the corner of Beech Roach and Cunningam Avenue. The trail itself is well shaded and offers some great views along the way. There are a few challenging inclines and declines where the surface is a bit uneven so good footwear is recommended. Great views and well shaded. Can easily be extended by adding a trip to the Dularcha Tunnel on...