The Pinnacle Lookout offers some of the most stunning views in the area. Perched on a rocky outcrop on the edge of the Tweed Range, the lookout offers 180°+ views from Springbrook to Byron Bay to Wollumbin.
The Pinnacle Lookout on Google MapsMt Tinbeerwah Lookout is a short, steep walk that provides almost 360° views across Noosa, Noosa Northshore and the Glasshouse Mountains.
Mt Tinbeerwah Lookout on Google MapsBest of All Lookout is tucked up in the clouds at the very top of Springbrook National Park. It offers incredible views to the coast and across to Wollumbin in the distance.
Best of All Lookout on Google MapsPurling Brook Falls offers a lot for a short hike. Beginning with views of the mountains and waterfall from the top, the descent through the rainforest to the lush base of the falls feels like entering a lost world.
Purling Brook Falls on Google MapsMinyon Falls Lookout gives views of the mighty Minyon Falls and surrounding valley after a short walk from the carpark. For the more adventurous, a 13km (return) descent through the rainforest to the base of the falls is on offer.
Minyon Falls Lookout on Google MapsMt Cordeaux is best hiked just before sunrise and offers sweeping views of the mountains and valleys of Scenic Rim and Ipswich.
Mt Cordeaux on Google MapsGovernors Chair Lookout is tucked away from the other areas of the park and offers grand views of the mountains and valleys to the South-East of Main Range.
Governors Chair Lookout on Google MapsThe Falls Drive highlights the best waterfalls, lookouts and roads between the towns of Boonah and Killarney. It boasts stunning scenery, three waterfalls, numerous lookouts and twisting mountain roads.
The Falls Drive on Google Maps