Brisbane is one of Queensland’s must-visit locations, and its surroundings are as stunning as the city itself. Many amazing national parks are located in close proximity to this Australian metropolis, and here are three that you can easily access during your visit.
D’Aguilar National Park
Are you in the mood to escape the bustle of the big city, and explore the great outdoors? D’Aguilar National Park will be your cup of tea because it’s located a short ride away from Brisbane’s metropolitan area. It’s covered with eucalyptus woodlands, sub-tropical rainforests, and stunning lookouts offering amazing views of the Brisbane region.
Tamborine National Park
Located about 50 km away south of Brisbane, Tamborine National Park is the place to be if you’re in the mood for a good, old hike. It will win you over with its lush rainforests, cascading waterfalls, stunning gorges and cliffs, and show-stopping panoramic views from its many lookouts.
Moreton Island National Park
If you’re in the mood for an amazing adventure off the coast of Brisbane, Moreton Island National Park is the place to be. It can easily be accessed by ferry, and you’ll enjoy it if you’re a fan of water sports such as swimming and snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters.