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Blackdown Tableland National Park Queensland Country

Spectacular sandstone scenery, Blackdown Tableland National Park Photo credit: © Queensland Government

Gudda Gumoo Gorge, Blackdown Tableland National Park Photo credit: © Queensland Government

Journeys - walks

Rising high above the surrounding plains, Blackdown Tableland’s ancient sandstone plateau is a cool oasis featuring colourful and unique plants and animals, spectacular views, rich cultural heritage and a range of walking opportunities.

Choose from a short stroll, a walk for a couple of hours or challenge yourself on a hike down into a gorge.

Remember, when selecting a walk consider your fitness level and the weather. To find out where the walking tracks are located, download the Blackdown Tableland National Park map (PDF, 1.9MB) .

Walk with care

Be mindful where you step when walking, there are some natural hazards.

  • Cliff edges are sheer and may be unstable. Keep well back from the edge and supervise children closely.
  • Pea gravel on the walking tracks makes the ground slippery under foot.
  • Take care when crossing creeks—rocks may be slippery.
  • Catch a stunning panoramic view or sunset from a lookout, stroll through eucalypt forest and watch for wildlife or simply relax at the day-use area.

    Journey type
    Walk
    Distance
    Under 4km of walking tracks
    Time suggested
    Allow at least 1 hour to explore the walks in the Yaddamen Dhina area
    Grade
    Grade 2 walking track; Grade 3 walking track
    • No tent camping
    • Toilets
    • Picnic tables
    • Wheelchair access (may require assistance)
    • Lookout
    • Walking
    • No scenic drive
  • Listen to the sounds of the forest beside a trinkling creek, learn about Blackdown’s rich cultural heritage or venture over water sculptured rocks to reach a stunning view.

    Journey type
    Walk
    Distance
    Over 5km of walking tracks
    Time suggested
    Allow at least 2hr to explore the walks in the Mimosa Creek area
    Grade
    Grade 3 walking track
    • No tent camping
    • Toilets
    • No picnic tables
    • No wheelchair access
    • Lookout
    • Walking
    • No scenic drive
  • Weave your way through woodlands to a lookout perched on the edge of the escarpment then descend to the base of the gorge to discover a tranquil rock pool.

    Journey type
    Walk
    Distance
    Over 4km of walking tracks
    Time suggested
    Allow half a day to explore the walks in the Gudda Gumoo area
    Grade
    Grade 3 walking track; Grade 4 walking track
    • No tent camping
    • Toilets
    • No picnic tables
    • No wheelchair access
    • Lookout
    • Walking
    • No scenic drive