Moogerah Peaks National Park

Moogerah Peaks National Park contains four volcanic peaks within Fassifern Valley, featuring eucalypt woodlands, brigalow scrub, and dry rainforest with hoop pines. These varied plant communities create distinct habitats across the protected landscape.

A protected area was established in 2001 to preserve this natural landscape and its diverse ecosystems. The designation safeguarded the volcanic peaks and surrounding forests for long-term conservation.

The four peaks hold importance for nature conservation and outdoor recreation in southeast Queensland. Local visitors come here to experience the natural woodlands and valleys as places for exploration and relaxation.

Barbecue spots, picnic areas, public toilets, and parking are available at multiple entry points near Lake Moogerah dam. Visitors should bring plenty of water and check weather conditions before setting out on walks.

Mount French features Frog Buttress with striking vertical rock formations that draw experienced climbers. At the same time, Palm Gorge contains a concentrated group of Piccabeen Palms rarely found elsewhere in the region.

Location: Scenic Rim Regional

Operator: Queensland Department of National Parks, Sport and Racing

GPS coordinates: -28.02124,152.54431

Latest update: December 12, 2025 08:00