Maiala, D'Aguilar National Park

What a beautiful place! The walks are challenging, but moderately so. The facilities are clean and the picnic tables plentiful. We drove from Ipswich through the Brisbane Valley highway. The North Parkway riad was very winding and steep, but a good road. The rainforest is always refreshing to visit.

Maiala National Park at Mount Glorious is a nice place to go for a bush walk. Beautiful forest. A bit damp at the moment because of all the rain we have had. Make sure you are wearing good non slip walking shoes. You will see little animals that look like wallabies. And might see the odd snake around if you are lucky. There are three tracks you can walk depending on your ability to complete them. We took the 1 hour round trip which was perfect. Not many strenuous hills but nice flat paths to walk on. The 3rd track is shut down at the moment due to fallen trees which has covered the path.

Great place to have a picnic lunch and a forest walk on your day off work.

Stunning location with good facilities and some nice walking tracks

Fantastic rainforest loop track to a waterfall lookout. Great one for the entomologist in your life. Keep an eye out for colourful bugs and butterflies and some beautiful old spider holes in the trail walls.There's a bit of up and down, with stairs and broadwalks throughout. But it's divided into looping tracks so if you're starting to feel the burn and come up on a fork just take that loop and head back. Or push on and get to the falls! Cause they're great!There's a parking lot, with a huge picnic area and facilities. Great little place overall actually. Really well made/maintained walking track.

Beautiful for a leisurely bush walk in either wet or dry conditions with the essential facilities at hand. A great variety of bird life and pademelons everywhere. Not suitable for wheelchair access. Electric bbqs for a quick snag or a Cafe around the corner. Take your camera.

Great walk to do with kids. Nice and shady to get to the falls, which were very dry with the lack of rain lately. Would be great after a solid downpour. We spotted a small animal on the track, maybe a potoroo or pademelon?

Beautiful area with plentiful birds and Pademelons. The walking tracks are a bit sparse though. Completed the popular ones within about 3 hours. I look forward to returning to compare in future.

It is a quick place indeed (that’s the meaning if translate from Aboriginal). Slightly cooler by couple degrees as it’s high in National Park mountings. The walking track is easy enough and can be done even with kids (4.3km return thought, so allow at least couple hours for the hiking)

Plenty of parking space. Nice picnic area right by the car park. About 10 picnic tables and half a dozen of barbecues are available. Plenty of trees around and thus shaded area. Toilets are also available.A rainforest circuit and track is right next to the picnic area. The track is mainly flat, with some sections are elevated. I would say small to medium fitness level is required, suitable for family and kids. You will hear plenty of birds tweeting and run into some wallabies if you’re lucky enough. I haven’t heard much car noise for the most part. You will be rewarded with a scenery of a waterfall if you venture far enough.Very relaxing day out.