Best trails in Peak Range National Park

4.1(106 reviews)

Australia
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#253 of 637 national parks

Want to find the best trails in Peak Range National Park for an adventurous hike or a family trip? AllTrails has 4 great trails for hiking and more. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Ready for your next hike or bike ride? We've got you covered, with trails ranging from 347 to 1,929 feet in elevation gain. Whatever you have planned for the day, you can find the perfect trail for your next trip to Peak Range National Park.

Top trails

#1 - Lords Table Mountain

4.2(49)

•Hard

•5.9 mi

A challenging walk along the base of the Lords Table in the Peak Range National Park. This route starts off easy enough along a dirt road that then heads up a steep incline that is incredibly rocky and hard to navigate. Take your time on this route especially on the ascent and descent off the top, this is a remote area and getting help if something were to go wrong could be difficult.

Discover a true hidden gem on this route up to Wolfang Peak on the Briaglow belt Bio Region in Queensland. The trail explores beautiful open grasslands and woodlands as you approach the fascinating rocky outcrop and then begins the summit to the peak passing brilliant cave formations on the way. The trail is moderately challenging and tackles some rocky and uneven terrain, as well as requiring some rock scrambling, so a small amount of hiking experience is recommended. You can park...

#3 - Mount Pollux and Mount Castor Loop

4.2(6)

•Moderate

•12.8 mi

#4 - Peak Range to Lords Table Mountain

Trail reviews for Peak Range National Park

193 trailgoers Busiest in August

Sileia Carvalho

Oct 4, 2025•Hiking

Good views

This track starts with a bit of a challenge right at the entrance – you’ll need to cross a barbed wire fence to get into the park. Near the sign “Peak Range National Park – Wolfang Peak Section,” there’s a small structure that helps you get over the fence safely without hurting your hands. The next challenge is making your way across the flat section to the base. There’s no clear path, and in some parts the grass is quite tall, which makes it tricky to see where you’re stepping. It can feel a bit uncertain underfoot. The final challenge is the climb from the base to the top. You need to stay focused to avoid small rocks, carefully place your feet on the bigger rock sections, and choose your line wisely as it gets steeper. I’d rate this hike as hard, mainly due to the lack of signage and the type of terrain risks involved.

Parking: Free, Small lot

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to hike in Peak Range National Park?

According to users from AllTrails.com, the best place to hike in Peak Range National Park is Lords Table Mountain, which has a 4.2 star rating from 49 reviews. This trail is 5.9 mi long with an elevation gain of 1,282 ft.

What is the longest trail in Peak Range National Park?

According to AllTrails.com, the longest trail in Peak Range National Park is Mount Pollux and Mount Castor Loop. This trail is estimated to be 12.8 mi long.

How many trails are in Peak Range National Park?

There are 4 trails in Peak Range National Park. These trails have an average 4.1-star rating from 106 AllTrails community reviews.

Which trail has the most elevation gain in Peak Range National Park?

If you're looking for elevation gain, Peak Range National Park has you covered. Mount Pollux and Mount Castor Loop boasts the most elevation gain with 1,929 ft of total ascent. The park's runner-up is Lords Table Mountain, which will get you 1,282 ft of elevation gain.

Are there running trails available in Peak Range National Park?

According to AllTrails.com, there is 1 running trail in Peak Range National Park which is Lords Table Mountain with an average 4.2 star rating from 49 community reviews.