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Popular Walks
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Flinders Peak
(506 ticks) -
Goolman Lookout via Rocky Knoll
(79 ticks) -
Goolman Lookout
(77 ticks) -
Mt Blaine Base Trail
(75 ticks) -
Mt Blaine Summit Trail
(72 ticks)
Summary
Ipswich has several Conservation Estates and Bushland Reserves run by the local council that are part of the Trails of Ipswich walks.
White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate
Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate
Denmark Hill Conservation Park
Purga Nature Reserve
Haigh Street Quarry Bushalnd Reserve
Popular Walks
-
Flinders Peak
(506 ticks) -
Goolman Lookout via Rocky Knoll
(79 ticks) -
Goolman Lookout
(77 ticks) -
Mt Blaine Base Trail
(75 ticks) -
Mt Blaine Summit Trail
(72 ticks)
Parent Regions
Sub-Regions
3.5
km
return
1
hr
Sandy Creek Track
Walk through patches of majestic Hoop Pine forests following
Sandy Creek on this moderate level hike.
800
m
one-way
1
hr
Bearded Dragon Circuit
Haig Street Quarry Bushland Reserve is located only five
minutes drive from Ipswich Central, yet offers spectacular
views of the Scenic Rim. From Ipswich Central travel
northwest along Burnett Road toward Brassall. Burnett Road
will become Hunter Street. Turn left from Hunter Street onto
Haig Street (travelling west) and drive directly into the main
parking area.
This park has a beautiful display of wildflowers in spring and
has many water birds that live in and around the pond.
Visitors are advised to contact Ipswich City Council on
(07) 3810 6666 for access requirements if they wish to:
• Venture away from the designated picnic area or
graded track system
• Undertake organised group activities
• Undertake activities of a commercial nature
Under Council’s Local Laws, conducting or engaging in the
following activities is prohibited:
1
km
1
hr
Willy Wagtail Circuit
Haig Street Quarry Bushland Reserve is located only five
minutes drive from Ipswich Central, yet offers spectacular
views of the Scenic Rim. From Ipswich Central travel
northwest along Burnett Road toward Brassall. Burnett Road
will become Hunter Street. Turn left from Hunter Street onto
Haig Street (travelling west) and drive directly into the main
parking area.
This park has a beautiful display of wildflowers in spring and
has many water birds that live in and around the pond.
Visitors are advised to contact Ipswich City Council on
(07) 3810 6666 for access requirements if they wish to:
• Venture away from the designated picnic area or
graded track system
• Undertake organised group activities
• Undertake activities of a commercial nature
Under Council’s Local Laws, conducting or engaging in the
following activities is prohibited: