Join a Club
Queenslands steep mountain ranges, To find a Club, click your If you are a bushwalker in a part of Queensland that does not have a local club, how about starting one?
There are probably many others near you that would prefer to walk in a group to share their
knowledge and experience of different routes and tracks - and of course it is safer walking
together.
Bushwalking Queensland can help with the formalities of setting up a club and providing
advice on running it. You can then benefit from the experiences of many bushwalkers
from affiliated clubs throughout the state.
Contact the Secretary
if you want to start a club.
cool rainforests, spectacular gorges,
craggy pinnacles
and cascading
waterfalls provide endless
opportunities for magnificent
bushwalking. The knowledge
and experience within a club
ensures that you can discover
these areas safely and with
maximum enjoyment.
location on the map.No local club in your area?
Greater Brisbane
Choose from six city clubs and another three at Ipswich, Logan and Redland. Popular bushwalking areas lie one to two hours drive north, west and south.
Southern Queensland
Clubs are situated in Bundaberg, Glasshouse (Caboolture), Gold Coast, Laidley, South Burnett (Nanango/Kingaroy), Sunshine Coast, Tamborine Mt. and Toowoomba.
Central Queensland
Rockhampton, Gladstone and Mackay have a local club. There are many areas popular with bushwalkers including the Capricorn and Whitsunday coasts; Eungella and Carnarvon National Parks.
North Queensland
You will find clubs in Cairns, Atherton and Townsville. The coastal region is tropical with some dense rainforests and there are many national parks including Hinchinbrook Island where you can walk the Thorsborne trail down the eastern coastline.
