Tibrogargan Circuit

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85 Tibrogargan Circuit (GPX)

The walking track leads around the base of Mount Tibrogargan, through casuarina groves, open eucalypt and melaleuca forests. The track allows for great views of Mount Tibrogargan and Mount Cooee (to the north east). Keep an eye out for circling peregrine falcons. There are a number of seats along the way for those that like to stop and take it all in.

Lookouts

Picnic Facilities

Toilets

No Dogs Permitted

No Camping Permitted

Eucalypt Forest

101m

Maximum Elevation

55m

Total Climb

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Getting there:

From Steve Irwin Way, turn west onto Barrs Road, which is half way between Beerwah and Beerburrum. At its junction with Marches Road, you will see the Tibrogargan Picnic Grounds clearly marked to your left.

Maps:

Glass House Mountains National Park

Route/Trail notes:

From the car park, you can head off clockwise on a well defined track, which leads to the Eastern Face Climb point.

By travelling clockwise, you junction the Trachyte Circuit, which allows you to extend your walk by a further 5km.

Permits/Costs:

None.

Other References/Comments:

None provided.

GPS Tracks

85 Tibrogargan Circuit (GPX)

Comments

Great short walk...start is steep but not for long.
Natalie on 30 Jul, 2017

did this on saturday . 2nd time . the weather was perfect. i love this walk
gizmobazz on 7 Jun, 2017

done this twice now . its really good
gizmobazz on 13 May, 2017

This is an easy but interesting walk around the mountain and past others.
Nichola Wallace on 25 Apr, 2017

Pleasant walk around the Tibrogarden base.
Summer Long on 16 Apr, 2017

We thought that we would take it easy on our first Bushwalk of the new season, having had three months out due to injury and 'the heat'. Yep, we don't climb mountains at this time of year in South East Queensland!
We included the Trachyte Circuit on the walk and given that it was a scorching hot day we were pretty 'bushed' by the end.
F.A.B. on 7 Feb, 2017

Pleasant walk. Bring your insect repellent!
Samuel Armstrong on 10 Dec, 2016

I found this walk a bit boring.
xxxNickyxxx on Nov, 2016

Very easy walk. Most of the views blocked by trees.
Kay on 7 May, 2016

Nice views. Short hike.
SabrinaBlaas on 16 Apr, 2016

All pros from this walk. Didn't see a falcon, but the walk is beautiful, with rugged terrain. If you head north first, towards the end you will be rewarded with a gobsmacking close-up view of Tibrogargan's south face. Aside from that, the trees get in the way a bit.
SkipK on Mar, 2016

Good challange for the whole family.
Peare on 5 Dec, 2015

Was a great little walk with the family :)
Familyclimber on 2 Aug, 2015

This is a regular quick walk for us. Recently done this one on my own simply for fitness. This track is becoming very eroded though with a couple of trees across the track. Agree with previous comments that you spend a lot of time looking where to put your feet.
Rebecca on 14 Jul, 2015

Did this as an easy stroll with 10kg baby in ergo carrier. Some areas of track with shaley crumbly rock. Cant wait to come back to explore the other tracks also.
Sarah on 25 Apr, 2015

Nice stroll.
Daytime Dan on 4 Apr, 2015

Easy to walk circuit that takes you through some lovely undergrowth. Path was a little overgrown, didn’t look like it had been used much recently but still easy to follow path.
Kristy-Lee on Aug, 2014