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Mountain, National park
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Glass House Mountains Queensland
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Glass House Mountains
24th of August - Glass House Mountains and Caloundra
The Glass House Mountains is a large national park, There are 12 main mountains which are surrounded by woodland. The three main mountains are Beerwah, Coonowrin, and Tibrogargan. A majority of the trees in the park are very tall thin pine trees and it is very much what I would imagine …
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A brush with the law... in the bush
... trusty ‘Camps 4’ guidebook which has been a godsend we found a free camp site en route to the Glass House Mountains which we intended to explore tomorrow and pitched up in Landsborough at about 5pm. The weather had been threatening ...
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Petrie.. Our 2 night Stay.........
... . Although it is an Island, you can drive on to it.Some of the views are excellent. Unfortunately the Sunset over the Glass House Mountains was too cloudy. We Stayed overnight in a secluded carpark beside the beach and Sand dunes. 6 of us had a great ...
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Australia Day
... day after a fisherman lost his life when his boat capsized in the same area. Friday 30th January Mooloolooba via the glass house mountains. Walked in the rainforest reserve to a lookout over the mountains down to the sea then played frizbee in the ...
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Our Roadtrip Up and Down the East Coast
... and cooking a Thai Mossaman curry (M's favourite in Thailand). Thu 8th Jan - After breakfast, we drive to the Glass House Mountains, calling at a famous fruit stall/fruit juice/smoothie place on the way. Stop at the infamous Ettamoogah Pub and play ...
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Natural bridge and Glass House mountains
... you as soon as they find a shoe…and this time, it is mine… Beurk! In the province of Queensland, the Glass House mountains form weird peaks in the middle of trees plantations and agricultural fields. The trail to the top of Ngungun peak is ...
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Return to Noosa and on to Brisbane
... the end of the day! After leaving the zoo we took a quick detour down the road to check out the nearby Glass House Mountains from a lookout. They were named by Captain Cook in 1770 who, as original as ever, believed they resembled the ...
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Bribie Island
... a few hours on the beach before you feel rather cooked so mis-afternoon we headed inland to visit the beautiful Glass House Mountains. This site is important in Aboriginal heritage who believe they are home to several mountain spirits. We ...
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Life of Luxury!
... the girls a few time, and it was really nice to spend some time with them. Scott and Gill live near the Glass house mountains. Wanna hear the aboriginie legend of the mountains? Well you dont really have a choice, haha! Basically the long and short ...
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Queensland - Gold, Sunshine etc. Coasts
... advice pop) and I found a sushi roll to feed my addiction. That ave we scooted past the Glass House Mountains to a bush site. We got a welcome to Queensland at 4am when we heard some utter Bogans (country inbred chavs) having a massive blue (barney, ...
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Glass House Mountains
We drove to the Glass Mountains, which is 70 km NE of Brisbane. They are the cores of extinct volcanoes that formed over 27 million years ago. It is crazy to see such flat land scattered with steep mountains all around. We were on our way to ...
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- Steve Irwin Way
- Australia Zoo
- Tree Frog Gallery
- Kondalilla Falls
- Caboolture Historical Village
- Abbey Museum
- Caloundra Golf Club
- Bribie Island
- Whitehaven Beach
- Flaxton Barn
- Big Pineapple
- Underwater World
- HMAS Brisbane
- GalleryD
- Ginger Factory
- Settlement Cove
- Coolum Beach
- Tinchi Tamba Wetlands
- Eumundi Market
- Boondall Wetlands Reserve