Frilled Neck Lizard Circuit

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FNLC Track (GPX)

Frilled Neck Lizard Circuit is located just north of the Spring Mountain Forest Park. It is a mild to moderate 2.5 km return circuit that links up with the Ironbark Track. The map for this track is annexed as White Rock - Spring Mtn Conservation Estate.

Eucalypt Forest

108m

Maximum Elevation

76m

Total Climb

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Getting there

The trail head for the Frilled Neck Lizard Circuit can be found at the intersection of Wild Iris Terrace and Geraldton Street in Springfield Lakes, QLD. The only parking is along the curb of the street. The sign post for the trail head is rather small as it is just a simple pole about 1 meter high with the name of the trail on it.

Maps

Unknown. Have not been able to find any maps of the area through the Ipswich Council website as of yet. The trail is clearly marked, with fairly new signage by the Ipswich Council.

Route/Trail notes

The walk is a quiet, short hike through the neighborhood bush. Most of the trail is fairly easy except for a few parts that have been washed out by previous rain storms. The track is easily distinguishable and there are a few sign posts along the way. The trail is about 1 meter wide and varies between hard dirt and soft sand. The trail connects to the Ironbark Track about halfway through for about 500 meters before turning back towards the trail head.

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FNLC Track (GPX)

Comments

Nice easy walk.
P3ABO on 14 Jul, 2024

Started from Wildflower Drive trail head. Take care at first intersection. The sign might tempt you to go to the right-the track leads to the suburb again.
Wanderlust on 30 Dec, 2022

I couldn't find the Springfield lakes entrance to the Ironbark trail so we started from the Frilled Neck Lizard Circuit and walked the longer portion of the Ironbark trail and back to finish the circuit. The Ironbark circuit particularly is quite sandy so this would not be pleasant when wet but it is a lovely walk in the forest.
Bobbe on 7 Feb, 2021