A refuge for many species of native animals and plants, Kondalilla National Park is a magnet for birdwatchers and nature photographers as well as bushwalkers. With a stunning waterfall that drops 90 metres into a rainforest valley, rocky pools and freshwater creeks – is it clear why the park gets its name from an Aboriginal word meaning ‘rushing waters’. Five rare and threatened frog species – as well as the Bopple Nut, a rare macadamia species – can be found in the park. There is a wonderful day-use area which is ideal for picnics and can be reached on an easy 1.7 kilometre circuit track. For more of a challenge, tackle the 300 stairs on the 4.6 kilometre Kondalilla Falls Circuit or explore the Kondalilla leg of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland Great Walk which winds its way through this park on the way to Lake Baroon, Mapleton and Gheerulla.
Kondalilla National Park
Kondalilla Falls Road
4 kilometres north of Montville
Montville, 4560
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