Mount Ngungun

A 2.8km walk with a steady incline with quite a few steps. Not a hard walk just lots of steps. Would have been a great view if not for all the clouds. Just means I'll have to go back again.
A decent amount of parking and a great view to the coast for a sunrise.
No toilet facilities. No pets allowed.

Great walk. You don't need to be a fit person to get to the top. The scenery is beautiful. Can be slippery at times. Just mind your step when walking back down. Parking is a breeze. Great walk for all ages.

Some rocky climbs, but definitely doable for even the less experienced hikers. It goes all the way to the peak, and it does get a bit scary when you’re on the peaks, especially if you’re afraid of heights!

The peak will definitely give you a 360 degrees view. The trail is mostly a green, forest walk, with a couple man-made steps but mostly rock paths up. It wasn’t too steep, but can take your breath away (speaking as a not experienced hiker).

It took about 2hrs return, including resting. Would recommend a classic Aussie hat replete with dangling corks when you’re at the peak as a lot of tiny, flying bugs seem to enjoy the view as well 😆

This walk has not changed significantly from when I walked this well over a decade ago and the view at the top still does not disappoint. There is reasonable parking at the entry to the walk itself although there are no toilets. The uphill walk can be done in under half an hour with reasonable fitness with shades/tree lined pathway most of the way up. There are no barriers at the cliff tops although the edges don't seem too undercut, but it wouldn't take much to go over the edge if you're not careful. Top is fully exposed to the sun so slap on the protection before you head up.

I cannot explain how perfect is this mountain. I have never ever see that type of view. Amazing view i can spent all of my life there. Many parking lots are available on the ground and the hiking trail is not so hard. You can reach up to top in 30 mins and the rest is just enjoy the best view in the world. Thanks to people who keep that place so clean and maintain all the area. I will definitely go there again so many times. Be careful there is not restrooms or store. You should bring your own water or food

This is one of the most scenic locations around. It's reasonably straight forward to climb if you stay on track. Parking in the shade. Beautiful breeze at the top. Good shoes and some water and of course a hat. You'll enjoy it so take your time!

First hike at Mt Ngungun, took around 30 to 40 minutes to the summit, definitely worth your time to come visit.

Have done this mountain a number of times now and I don't think I'll ever get tired of it. Perfect introduction to hiking a mountain - very clear trail, gets the heart rate up without being overly difficult. For absolutely any skill level, and just about any age. Can't beat the 360 degree view of Glass House at the top.

Great little hike. Good for the kids; make sure they stay nice and close once you're a the top though, it's a pretty steep drop. Moderate fitness is necessary, or at least working knees! There are lots of steps. 😄

Love this walk! It's kid friendly too, my 6 year old loves it. Kids just need assistance towards very top but only for 10 seconds otherwise, it's great. The view is beautiful

Fantastic hike for the entire family, our 3 year old absolutely loved it. Great views once you reach the top 😍 and the climb is also very enjoyable. Round trip was just short of 2.5km and around 180m of total elevation. The trail starts easy but quickly turns rocky and is a little uneven and plenty of rock stairs, but classified as easy. Highly recommend 👍

Perfect for a short hike to go with friend or family (even kids)! The trails are well constructed and easy to follow, perhaps one can reach summit in brtweem 20-30min, dpeneding on their pace. They view is fantastic up there but be careful not fall to your ☠☠☠ ppl around are always son nice so be nice to them too!!

Extraordinary and amazing view at the summit, you can see 360 degrees of any direction at the summit. The route from the bottom to the summit is mostly rocks with rock stairs going up. Overall, both climbing and coming down are pretty easy and relaxed. If you’re a fast walker or running, it will probably take you about 40 minutes. Otherwise it will probably take around 1 hour to 1.5 hours depends on your speed. Overall, it was a great experience for a family trip and definitely can recommend for everyone!

Great hike, took us around 40 minutes to climb, with a 6yr old. Path was very well maintained. Couple of great spots to take some photos. Top was a bit busy (at 11am on a Sunday) but I guess that's to be expected. Plenty of car parking spaces below with people coming and going regularly. Would recommend and do again.

An early rise to hike up this beautiful Mountain...the sound of birds and early morning breeze made this experience an amazing one! The Sunrise was just stunning! A must do!!!

The views are excellent. The pathway is bit rough and steep but warning are written at the start. The views from all he top is excellent. You can see Brisbane and Sunshine Coast.
If you have fear of height than may be you could not reach at the top but could still enjoy the view from the lower height

A place to get physically fit. 2.8 km, spectacular views at the summit. Not busy in weekdays but still few people around.

Quite an easy walk up if you don’t mind stairs. The information sign says allow two hours but it can be done in 20 minutes with an absolutely breathtaking view at the top. Highly recommend

Really nice scenery with a big surprise at the top where you can see all big mountains surrounding Mount Ngungun!🏞

The climb is fairly easy with mostly stairs or solid rocks to walk at. Compared to the Mount Tibrogargan or Mount Beerwah summits this is a walk in a park. 😊

Highly recommend to climb for the sunset or sunrise (both possible with small flashlights for the way up or down). 👆👇

Good hike, not too far but quite an excercise if it's hot & sunny. Very little shade on top. Picturesque views over the Glass House Mountains.