Yul-Yan-Man Track is a 4.3 mile moderately trafficked point-to-point trail located near Beerburrum, Queensland, Australia that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and running.
April 2, 2021great trail with lots of variety and views
March 22, 2021Great hike from start to finish, a little of everything, rock scramble, climb, hike light navigating, good footwear, plenty of water on a sunny day take in the views and enjoy... either walk back along soldiers path or do Mt tibrogargen trail and get picked up from there... not super hard so majority of moderately fit people shouldn’t have a problem.
February 8, 2021Really enjoyed this hike. Returned through Soldiers Settlers trail. Took us 3hr and 40mins. No real scary bits and changing views. Was nice to do a bushwalk for a change with a bit of a challenge rather than just a steep mountain climb. Just keep looking out for pink markers. We once or twice went off the track but soon realised and back tracked and found the markers.
January 17, 2021Mozzie be gone! Weather was overcast and very humid but well worth the views rewarded after a steep climb up Beerburrum. Scramble on Yul-Yan-Man was a little to scary for me on the day.
November 27, 2020November 13, 2020August 9, 2020It's awesome... not too difficult, just pay attention to the markers. please note that some idiots have scraped the pink of some of the markers and are very difficult to see. just follow the most obvious way through and you'll be right :)
July 24, 2020June 29, 2020Enjoying a lovely winter morning for a walk that is new to us. We found a bit of easy scrambling to get around the side of Mt Beerburrum, then the track evened out a bit. Some of the surface was rocky, but easy enough to walk. Just before we met the Trachyte track there was a long angled rock slide to descend. There were rough footholds, but we did use hands and feet and bums to safely descend parts of it. Much busier when we reached the Trachyte trail.
June 6, 2020Tibro trailhead along Yal-Yan-Man trail, up beerburrum and back via soldiers settlers track
May 24, 2020Super enjoyed this great trail through forest, over rock, bit of a scramble in places, just a great trail with lovely views along the way. I went as far as the Jack Ferris Lookout then returned and went up Beerburrum on the way back which was a bit of a disappointment being a concrete track all the way up with just ok views. Would definitely do the Yin Yan track again probably not the Beerburrum
May 2, 2020Great trail, not difficult and great views. Be great for a sunrise hike.
April 19, 2020Awesome trail! Amazing views. Took about 2 hours to complete the track, that’s allowing stopping time to take in the views. Beautiful yellow tail cockatoos on completion. We did it from the Mt Beerburrum end, then came back via soldiers settler trail.
March 27, 2020@travelwithjoesteph on Instagram Glasshouse Mountains Yul-Yan-Man Track: You’re not necessarily climbing a mountain here, but there are a few fun scrambles along the way. Mount Beerburrum is at the start of this track and can make for a fun optional hike up for those who like to get the heart pumping. The track itself is longer than anticipated (about 12 km return) and offers a few glimpses of the Glasshouse Mountains from a different perspective. Not the best hike we’ve been on, but good for those wanting to shake things up a bit! ↠ View: 3/5 Difficulty: 3/5 Time: 3 Hours Return
February 18, 2020ok walk
January 26, 2020January 1, 2020One of my favourites, not the longest hike but a few tough sections and a good view of the mountains from one of the lookouts
December 30, 2019few nice spots, not clear trail distance ended up with a couple extra k's beginning was good then it just got a bit repetitive. recommend not doing in peak heat
October 24, 2019I walked from new Mounts Tibberoowuccum/ Tibrogargan Carpark/ picnic area to lookout at Northern end of Yul-yanman Track. Then explored off track, to summit of peak SSW of the lookout guidepost on the Yul-yanman Track. Off track was overgrown scrub, but I managed to scramble my way to the summit, where I started a new rock cairn.
October 10, 2019Great hiking track, a fair bit of on-all-4s rock scrambling. Wear good shoes with lots of grip (I use Merrel trail runners) as you'll be climbing 45° angle boulders. Remember to follow the little pink triangles, and keep an eye on the map on this app! I went off track and would have been lost without following the map on here. Quite an exhilarating trek!
