Based in Ipswich this estate provides a heap of walks with a variety of lengths. Here you are also allowed to ride horses or mountain bikes as well. This estate is also home to a park run group and rock climbers come to do some bouldering too.
Any interesting history for the region?
You can easily combine 4 of these walks into some form of a circuit, approxmatly 2km.
*Note The lengths (start and end points) of each indivdual walk provided on this website has this circuit in mind. So when ticking your walks you'll have to tick all 4 to have the true length.
There are 3 main areas from which walks start
Turn East onto Redbank Plains Rd from the Cunningham Hwy. Turn right onto School Rd and drive South until you reach the Paperbark Flats Picnic Area. The final part of the road is unsealed but in very good condition. Ignore the horse float parking area on your left and proceed to the Paperbark Flats Picnic Area carpark. Weekends can get quite busy so you may have to park in the horse float parking area, if so park in the centre so horse floats can park near the fence on the sides.
Springfield Greenbank Arterial, Springfield Lakes QLD 4300. Ironbark Trail Conservation Estate. Cordinates [-27.685271, 152.927633]
These are 4 different residentail streets where you can access the other end of certain tracks.
25 Wild Iris Terrace, Springfield lakes, 4300.
Tracks Starting from here
18 Norfolk St, Springfield lakes, 4300.
Tracks Starting from here
33 Wanderer Cres, Springfield Lakes, 4300.
Tracks Starting from here
14 Speckled Cct, Springfield Lakes, 4300.
Tracks Starting from here
107 Angelica Ave, Ipswich QLD 4300. (Grech Park)
Tracks Starting from here
See the Council Map
No camping permitted
Where can I stay there? or near there?
This estate is maintained by City of Ipswich.