Best trails in Mount Coolum National Park
Mount Coolum National Park is located on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland on lands of the Dyungungoo (Gubbi Gubbi) people. Its landscape consists of mountains including, as the name suggests, Mount Coolum, but also lowlands, eucalypt forests, paperbark wetland and rainforests with over 700 different species of plants. It is home to many animals including threatened species, including peregrine falcons that have been seen on the cliffs.
Top trails
- (1734)·Moderate·1.2 mi·Est. 1–1.5 hrThe car park is just off Jarnahill Drive between Yarromba and Marcoola on the Sunshine Coast. The track can be narrow, with exposed inclines and many steps up to the peak, 208 meters above sea level. Enjoy the stunning panoramic views of Noose Heads, Glasshouse Mountains, and the coast. Caution is needed on loose gravel surfaces and exposed natural lookouts with unfenced cliff edges. Ankle-supporting footwear is recommended. Make sure to get there early on a nice weekend day - it gets...
- (43)·Moderate·1.1 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hrThe less travelled route to summit Mount Coolum, in Mount Coolum National Park in the Sunshine Coast region of Queensland. This out and back route begins and ends from the trailhead on Toolga Street. From here you'll make your way up to the summit (208m) where you'll be rewarded with 360-degree views to Noosa Heads, Glasshouse Mountains and the ocean.