Best trails in Venman Bushland National Park
Venman Bushland National Park is a small area located in the South East corner of Queensland on Biripi land. It was formerly used for logging before the former owner Jack Venman constructed walking tracks, barbecues, wooden chairs and tables then opened it to the public. As the name suggests, the park's landscape consists mainly of bushland and eucalypt forests that provide shelter to a large number of koalas, ringtail possums, brushtail possums, sugar gliders, greater gliders, swamp and red-necked wallabies, powerful owls plus many other birds. Its creek, tributaries are home to frogs, water rats and eastern water dragons.
Top trails
- 4.4 (906)·Moderate·4.4 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hrThis trail is in Venman Bushland National Park, 40 km south of Brisbane on West Mount Cotton Road. This trail takes you through great bushland ideal for nature observations, bushwalking, hiking and trail running and is suitable for the whole family. The trail through this Eucalypt forest is well-marked and straightforward. It is undulating, but there are no serious hills (1 hill just steep enough to get you puffing). The surface is natural. There are several creeks to cross, but these do...
- 4.4 (564)·Moderate·5.5 mi·Est. 2.5–3 hrWith tall Eucalypt forests, babbling brooks and tonnes of wildlife, this is a marvellous route through Venman Bushland National Park and Neville Lawrie Reserve. The trail is accessed via Venman Road. Here visitors will find parking, woodfire BBQs, tables and public toilets. The path then follows a mixture of popular tracks as it meanders through the park. The flora and fauna in this area is a real highlight, with wildflowers, wallabies, tawny frog mouths, and fungi common features of this...
- 4.4 (167)·Easy·1.6 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hrA nice easy stroll following Tingalpa Creek Circuit in Venman Bushland National Park. This is a great trail for kids with a flat gradient and lots of active wildlife and beautiful flora to keep them entertained. Parking can be found on Venman Road near the picnic area. The picnic area is lush with BBQs and toilets for public use. The path begins here taking you into the lovely bushland of Venman Bushland National Park. The circuit uses a combination of tracks in the area including Stepping...
- 4.4 (43)·Moderate·4.8 mi·Est. 2–2.5 hrStarting in Kimberley Forest Park and heading north to the Venman Bushland National Park is a great loop with a few steep climbs. This is an excellent route for those just getting into bushwalking who want to up their navigational skills while staying within the beaten path. Remember your water bottle and bite to eat along the way.
- 3.9 (29)·Easy·4.1 mi·Est. 1.5–2 hrTraverse through beautiful eucalypt and melaleuca trees with an understorey of flowering shrubs on this track around the Venman Bushland National Park in the southeast of Brisbane, QLD. The park provides a habitat for many our much-loved native Australian friends such as Koalas, Ringtail and Brushtail Possums, and Sugar Gliders. The route follows undulating trails through the forest and features a few gentle up and downhill sections, but nothing too strenuous. The trailhead is located at a...
- 3.4 (30)·Easy·1.9 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hrThis family-friendly path passes through beautiful Venman Bushland National Park which is wonderful for nature observation, bushwalking, hiking, and trail running. The track begins from Bumier Crescent and is clearly defined and easy to follow. This is a terrific walk through some gorgeous flora brimming with wildlife.
- 3.7 (7)·Easy·1.2 mi·Est. 0.5–1 hrThis is a short and sweet bush track through the southeastern corner of the Venman Bushland National Park in southern Brisbane, Queensland. The route commences at Burnier Court Road and traverses through towering eucalyptus forest along undulating forest trails. The trail is a perfect length for a quick walk or run or just an excuse to get out in nature and breathe in some fresh air.