Exploring The National Parks Of The Sunshine Coast

By Zane Archer

The Sunshine Coast of beautifully temperate Australia is truly paradise. A natural wonder to behold, the Sunshine Coast is home to some of the most incredible National Parks to love and explore. You can find further information about each of these parks either by researching further about the Sunshine Coast on the web or by checking them out by name if you would like to learn more about your upcoming visit to this region.

The MAPLETON FALLS NATIONAL PARK is the best place to view some of the most incredible waterfalls. The Mapleton Falls flows from the western area of Blackall Range

A region of wetlands and flying falcons MOUNT COOLUM NATIONAL PARK is an amazing adventure for all.

If you want to get a first hand look at adorable koalas, cockatoos and froglets, then the NOOSA NATIONAL PARK is where you must visit. This park is located right outside of Hastings Street, making it an easy destination to reach should you not have personal transportation.

GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK - Located at the southern most end of the Sunshine Coast , this park is a spectacular collection of volcanic crags and is perfect for taking a scenic drive, rock climbing or just talking a bushwalk.

Linking the Lamington and Springbrook national parks via the scenic Numinbah Valley, is the SUNSHINE COAST HINTERLAND GREAT WALK . This is a three-day hike take you through rushing streams, plummeting waterfalls, lush rainforest, abundant flora and fauna. This hike is best taken in the moths of March to October, and only by those who are physically fit for the long journey.

Also known as the Great Sandy National Park, COOLOOLA NATIONAL PARK is made up of glorious beaches, crystal lakes, beautiful wildflowers and the the Noosa River. While visiting you have the option to drive through the National Park along the Cooloola Way from Tewantin to Rainbow Beach or along the Cooloola Wilderness Trail from Boreen Point. A Rainbow Beach drive will have you passing beautiful Teewah Coloured Sands, as well as the wrecked Cherry Venture. Other ways to travel the park include river boats and hiking.

While planning your trip to the Sunshine Coast of Australia try to find time to place these National Parks on your itinerary. It will truly provide your trip with fabulous scenery, adventurous activities and relaxing walks. - 31515

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