Parklands Conservation Park

A developing bush recreational area that includes walking, running and mountain bike single and fire trails. Challenging rocky and hilly paths combine with creek crossings, steep ascent and descents. MTB skills area near trail entry. Maps at entry and major intersections, trails numbered and marked. All up a great resource for locals and visitors.

I could tell you how nice the nature walk is, I could tell you how beautiful the greenery is, I could tell you how adorable it is to watch the kids on the mini mountain biking learners course just near the entrance, but I know what you're here for. You want to know about Mr Fluffy, the Emu.

He is incredibly friendly. Walks up to you. Follows you around or walks around with you. Sometimes he even let's you touch him (don't bank on it though). And when he gets close... He gets CLOSE. That beak looks friggin big when it's an inch from your eyes...

Absolutely amazing location, the views are up there with the most beautiful sights I have seen while hiking/camping. I will definately return in the new future, highly recommended!

Great trails and natural bushland, all it needs are public toilets

Great range of blue and black trails, all well signposted with easy to follow routes. Gets a little muddy in the wet, but generally holds up pretty well.

Always birds, no matter what time of day. Safe paths for all abilities, bird hides, lovely scenery & quiet, relaxing environment

Awesome little park with heaps of options from novice to advanced riders

Parklands has plenty of awesome tracks to choose from for mtb'king its our favourite spot for it on the coast. Bushrangers do a great job creating the tracks and theres such a variety of easyish to intermediate. Just bring plenty of water!

The emus name is Fluffy. Trails are good. Please don't litter.

Love riding here only issues are people never use the car park causing the road to get obstructed as people park very far apart. Also in recent times quite a few ebikes going backwards to tue flow of trails making hills loose and rutted and pulling stones out the ground. Also forcing you to stop on downhill sections that you have spebt a great deal of time and energy to enjoy.

Epic mountain bike trails just outside Noosa! The intermediate trails are very much intermediate - if you’re not that comfy with roots and rocks and skinny trails be very cautious. The park is stunning and there are heaps of trails (can get a map online). Went in the rain which added some extra challenges but trails all held up so well. Don’t recommend riding through the stream bits, the rocks are super slippery. Love it, can’t wait to head back! Lots of climbs (5 and 6) and some fun descending too but technically you’re on the button the whole ride.

Very good tracks for All Levels

Awesome mountain biking trails. Probably not suitable for novice riders. Trails can be raw and a little rough. Riding the trails here will make you a better rider.

The home of Nambour Park Run the toughest in the country also lots of bike trails for mountain bike riding. Make sure you have insect repellent and also there is no restrooms here hopefully in the future there will be

Good hike whit variations of steep clims and nice flowing hills.Take a stick for the grassi parts to scare of snakes or other animals you don't won't to endcounter in that part(750m). Lots of tracks possible

done the Phoenix, Rock a dial and upper nz this time and its a great track

Park run nearly killed me. What a passionate bunch!

Great Mountain biking for intermediate to experienced riders. Mostly hand made trails. 30min from Noosaville. Bike hire, sales, repair and trail information at Cognition bikes

Unexpectedly beautiful being so close to the city. The forest is wonderfully dense in some parts and there are various climatic zones which are interesting.

Absolutely epic place to go be in nature. Saw emu, birds and kangaroos