3 Best Hiking Trails in Sunshine Coast QLD

Our visit to Noosa National Park, especially Tea Tree Bay, was an unforgettable experience. The walk through the park offered stunning coastal views, and once we arrived at Tea Tree Bay, the pristine beach was a perfect spot for relaxing. Having a sunshade made it even more enjoyable as we could lounge comfortably in the shade while soaking in the beautiful surroundings. The bay itself is peaceful, with crystal-clear waters ideal for a refreshing dip. It’s a must-visit if you’re looking for a serene spot to unwind amidst nature.

This is a beautiful national park, the walking pathway were be well used by locals and tourists. We saw the beautiful beaches and also whales playing the ocean not far from shore!

Lots to explore. Easily accessible, great views and even free parking. A must see if in the region.

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The circuit walk is great exercise! For a mountain/bush hike, the path is well maintained. Some level of fitness is required. Really pretty picnic area at the start of the walk, and the rock pools are a short walk. Highly recommend.

Was a nice walk. It demonstrates how different the temperatures of the forest is, when walking from the car park into the forest it drops a few degrees in temperature. Then from the forest to the look out it goes back up again. The tracks are well maintained with concrete stairs where required. We only made it to the swimming hole which there is a big eel there :O Picnic area: The picnic areas look nice and clean too

Beautiful lookout on the way to the rock pools where lots of people were jumping into the water or having a picnic. Easy walk that took an hour and a bit return (with a two year old) Toilets are at the start of the walk and no dogs are allowed.

Amazing facility! Full of interactive educational activities and displays. Great for the kids who were given a little booklet of things to find and mark off on their tour. There are some great hikes through the rainforest which are so peaceful. So many birds and wildlife to see.

Fantastic place. One of the highlights of our drive through the hills of Queensland. Helpful staff and volunteers with beautiful bush and amenities including a great view of the mountains. Highly recommend.

Beautiful place, easy walk can be accessed with prams or stroller. Lovely park area with BBQ and small playground. Cafe and environmental centre on site.