D'Aguilar National Park

Went out here for an "ADVENTURE" bike ride with mates on the 5th of Aug 2022 and I was soooooo far outside of my comfort zone but I just kept going as I knew I had support with me to get me out if I got stuck... Many thanks Tim and others.
This place has been damaged by the rains we've had this year but still has many different levels or grades of roads to choose from and I was very pleased to get to the top of "A" Brake considering my capabilities and medical issues at the time. (knee reconstructions done only 14days earlier)
If you have a 4x4 or... SUV or adventure type bike you need to get here and have some fun.
However nill facilities within the forest to be had. Either Dayboro or Woodford for fuel or food etc.

A beautiful national park where you can go there for trekking and picnic. There are service areas where you can sit and making BBQ. This park is not allow domestic animals, fine is $115 if you get caught. There is a waterfall and lookout to enjoy this beautiful park.

Great place for people to have their first offroad experience. Doesn't get sloppy and tracks are shut after excessive rainfall so extremely unlikely to get bogged. Some great swimming spots and picnic areas with the odd little fun track if you do enough exploring. Stock 4wd's are more than adequate.

Nice Drive out from Brisbane through forest and farms. There is a nice picnic area near The Gantry with plenty of grass, parks, picnic shelters and bbqs. There are a few walking tracks through the National Park with many different things to see. Wet forest, pine plantations, lookouts, and eucalypt forest. All sorts of animals abound. We have been here a few times with the kids and its a great day out. There are a variety of 4WD tracks and you can go a long way with a standard city AWD but know your limits as some of the tracks can be washed out or very steep.

Great place for bush lovers. There is flat picnic areas spread out through the park and 4wd tracks if you're adventurous and love to tackle the tracks. Suitable for off road motorcycles as well. Gets a little chilly in the colder months so be prepared.

A great place to visit for a day out with the family or friends.
4wding & bushwalking are a couple of things you can do.

Very nice walks. We will definitely come back to it soon.

Great weekend drive, Picnicking and seeing great bushland and wildlife.

Uauuu. Incredible adventure. We had a ride in a 4WD and enjoyed the beautiful views

Fantastic drive, excellent walking trails. Brilliant spot for family day trip.

Spectacular wilderness on the doorstep of Brisbane.

Beautiful walks. Great picnic area at the gantry day use area. Toilets and bbqs available. Lots of bird life. Plenty of designated parking and large grass expanse to sit around on. Went on somerset trail approx 12 km saw a wild deer several species of birds and fauna. Trails well signed and make you feel alone in the bush.

If only I had enough time to explore this beautiful place

Great place to have a picnic, I go mostly to 4x4 fairly easy tracks however you will need a lifted car or bash plates most tracks are short and easy to get around, also is a great drive up there with stunning views highly recommend to everyone in the Brisbane region.

A great national park with some simple 4WD tracks in good weather. Please be sensible or they'll close be forced to close tracks as they do often.
And epic lookout from the western escarpment and great scenery all round.

So many things to see!
Rocky hole is a hit in the warmer months for all ages.
Somerset (access via 4x4 or hike) and Kluver (access via 4x4) lookouts are quite spectacular with sweeping views of the valley below.
Moderate 4x4 tracks are open pending conditions/seasons.
Beautiful creek beds and a variety of walking tracks pending your entrance point.
Great lunch location at the Gantry.
A different adventure every visit.
PLEASE - ONLY LEAVE BEHIND YOUR FOOTPRINTS 🙂 TAKE ALL WASTE WITH YOU.

Live in and around Brisbane, South side, North side or which ever side. Looking for a spot to load up the 4WD and get some dirt between your tread then this is a good start. Great for the first timer in the 4WD along with some little challenging areas. Stop out in the scrub unpack a lunch, stretch the legs, go explore by foot, have a cold drink or Coffee then matey you have wide variety places to duck into. Just get out listen to nature the bird calls, if your lucky the sound of the whip bird will ring through the scrub, maybe a wallaby or Grey Kangaroo scooting through or the curious Gonna sneaking along seeing what is going on and what scraps he can munch on ............. So go do it this weekend

Mt Nebo, Mt Glorious, Mt Mee...gorgeous and peaceful walking tracks. The sights and sounds of nature...absolute bliss.

Great day area, lots of BBQ's and clean long drop toilets. Only a couple of hikes but the long one (13.5kms) was well worth the views across to the lakes and mountains.

Amazing view