GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS

Located just an hour's drive north of Brisbane, the Glass House Mountains are a collection of thirteen stunning peaks that rise dramatically from the surrounding landscape. These ancient volcanic peaks are named for their appearance, which resembles the glasshouses used for growing tropical plants in the 18th and 19th centuries.

One of the most picturesque places to visit in Brisbane is the Glass House Mountains which is a classic cluster of thirteen different volcanoes that rise above the coastal plains. The site is home to various variants of flora and fauna and receives a large influx of visitors each year.

While all of them are not open to the public, still you can witness the two namely Tibrogargan and Ngungun take a close look at the volcanoes. To your surprise, you can not only watch these volcanoes from afar but can also walk around them. This site is listed at the Australian National Heritage Site and is must watch for all travelers. 

Location: Glass House Mountains QLD 4518

Best time to visit: Autumn season, March to May

Highlights

• The Glass House Mountains allow you to explore the numerous hiking trails that wind their way through the area. 
• These trails offer a range of difficulty levels, from easy strolls to challenging hikes and provide breathtaking views of the peaks and the surrounding landscape. 
• The Glass House Mountains are also home to several rock climbing routes, offering a thrilling outdoor adventure for experienced climbers. 
• In addition to the outdoor activities, the Glass House Mountains are also home to several cultural and historical sites.
• The region is home to the traditional land of the Jinibara people, and visitors can learn more about the area's Indigenous history and culture through guided tours and interpretive displays.
• It's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the beauty and adventure of the Brisbane region.
• Whether you're an avid hiker, rock climber, or just looking to take in the area's stunning natural beauty, the Glass House Mountains have something for everyone.