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Mount Beerburrum Lookout

 (Sunshine Coast)

A paved but very steep walk leads 700 meters uphill through a small area of rainforest, then winds up to a fire tower. Amazing 360 degree views of the Glass House Mountains.

Getting there

Follow M1 "Bruce Highway" north from Brisbane for 55kms. Leave the highway on Steve Irwin Way, signposted Beerwah and Glass House Mountains Tourist Drive. At approx 4.8 km Beerburrum Rd to Mt Beerburrum Lookout on left. It's a short drive along this gravel road for approx 800 meters to the start of the Mount Beerburrum Lookout walk.

Maps

Glass House Mountains topo very helpful

Route/Trail notes

Get to the track before lunchtime to enjoy your time at the top. Be prepared for a steep hike that doesn't end until you are at the top. Some seats along the way to take a rest on. Take plenty of water. In rain the gravel track maybe difficult for cars but ok for 4wheel drives. Great views from the first floor of the fire tower.

Permits/Costs

No permits or costs

Other References

EPA Maleny and EPA Maroochydore

Comments

Linda on 7 May, 2012

Very steep, concreted walk with the occasional "resting rock" en route. Had to go slower and hold the kids hands on the way back down so they wouldn't rush and fall. (5 and 7yr olds) Awesome 360 degree views of the Glasshouse Mountains and Moreton Bay stretching from Brisbane to Sunshine Coast.

donna on 24 Apr, 2012

Very steep walk with breathtaking views can't wait to do it again

Alan Barrie on 25 Aug, 2011

Nice views!!

Stellar on 2011

Very steep uphill. Rather amusing getting back down :D Nice view from the top, especially around sunset.

Laurence Hallam on 25 Mar, 2010

A great steep walk for the kids mind you a quick descent!

Boris Zoubakin on 24 Jan, 2010

Good footware should be worn. Take water, hat and sunscreen. Great views, don't forget your camera.

luke Jackson on 10 Apr, 2009

Definitely worth the short, steep walk for the views, talk water as you will want it by the time you get to the top.
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