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5 DAYS
Moderate
Hike through the largest protected area of subtropical rainforest in the world. Here, massive Strangler Figs, ancient Antarctic Beech, Red Cedar and Rosewood tower overhead whilst hundreds of different species of palms, vines, ferns and orchids flourish beneath. This is Gondwana Rainforest at its very best.
The Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk track starts in Lamington National Park and traverses a landscape at least as old as the dinosaurs, linking the World Heritage-listed Lamington and Springbrook plateaus. We have selected the most scenic tracks through this unspoilt rainforest for a truly mesmerising walk.
Start at the Gold Coast airport in Coolangatta in the morning or early afternoon, with a private transfer into the mountains. There is no walking scheduled for today but there are plenty of facilities to enjoy at the guesthouse and optional activities you can participate in. O’Reilly’s is renowned for its bird life with more than 160 species of sub-tropical birds breeding in this fertile area. The striking black and yellow Regent Bowerbird is a real highlight along with soaring wedge-tailed eagles, rosellas, lorikeets and cockatoos. Don’t miss the early morning guided bird walk each morning.
Walking: Easy / 2 km / 1 hr
Meals: Two course dinner in O’Reillys restaurant
Accommodation: O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat in ensuited rooms
The morning walk is an excellent introduction to the unique flora and fauna of the area. The sheer size of the Gold Coast Hinterland and variety of flora makes the walking a remarkable experience. Hug the ‘Wishing Tree’ and walk to stunning Moran Falls. After lunch at the café, the afternoon walk criss-crosses pretty Canungra Creek. Walk through this lush sub-tropical rainforest with impressive stands of Brush Box and Piccabeen palms. Climb the giant fig tree and explore the different levels of the rainforest on the Tree Tops Walk. Other regularly seen wildlife include red-necked pademelons, pygmy possums, sugar gliders, platypuses, bandicoots and wallabies, providing a true cornucopia of Australian native fauna.
Walking: Moderate / 16kms / 5.5–6.5 hrs
Meals: Cooked breakfast, Walkers Lunch and two course a la carte dinner
Accommodation: O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat in ensuited rooms
Today, you’ll walk across the Lamington National Park rainforest plateau on the Border Track to Binna Burra Lodge. This is the longest section of the walk and follows the Border Track, and at 25 km it’s a long way but the route is reasonably flat and easy. The trek across the McPherson Range is sure to be a highlight for many. The Lamington plateau sections through the rainforest are punctuated by cascading streams, crystal-clear creeks, towering waterfalls and breath-taking lookouts offer delightful resting and lunch spots.
Walking: Moderate to Challenging / 25.5 km / 6 hrs
Meals: Cooked breakfast, Walkers Lunch and two course dinner
Accommodation: Sky Lodges Binna Burra in rooms with ensuites
From the Numinbah, head uphill onto the Springbrook Plateau. Highlights include hiking alongside the Little Nerang River past waterfall after waterfall. At Warringa Pool you can enjoy a refreshing dip in a rainforest swimming hole before Purling Brook Falls takes your breath away.
Walking: Moderate / 13km / 5–5.5 hrs / easier option available
Meals: Cooked breakfast, Walkers Lunch and two course dinner
Accommodation: Mouse’s House in rooms with ensuites
After breakfast, you’ll be transported back to the Gold Coast airport or your hotel in Coolangatta, to end this vacation.
Meals: Cooked breakfast
The accommodations are excellent on this walk; the superb Sky Lodges offer incredible views and the cabins at Sprinbrook are built right over the Twin Falls Creek offer one of the most tranquil environments that you will experience anywhere. O’Reilly’s Rainforest Resort is a wonderful place to start the walk. The rooms and facilities are excellent and there are ample opportunities for extra walking. All the accommodations are within national park confines or in a beautiful natural setting. All the rooms have ensuites.
The two course dinners at O’Reillys are prepared by professional chefs, as are the cooked breakfasts.
Each day whilst you’re walking you’ll be provided with a substantial Walkers Lunch and get to eat it at a fabulous location on the track. A Walkers Lunch is varied and may include a high protein type salad, roll or a wrap, muesli bar, cake or muffin and a piece of fruit.
Alcohol or drinks with meals are not included (except tea/coffee and juice with breakfast).
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Gold Coast Hinterland Walk connects the Lamington and Springbrook Plateaus together via the Numinbah Valley. You’ll generally progress in a west to east direction with some circuit walks ensuring you experience the best of this ancient and spectacular landscape.
Starting and finishing on plateaus means there are some reasonably steep descents and gradual climbs. The highest point of the walk is a little under 1200m above sea level.
You can expect to walk on a variety of distinct, well-marked, well-maintained tracks. Some rough track surfaces have exposed roots, steep grades, sets of steps and creek crossings and require extra care. However, walking under the sun-dappled shade of the canopy is always delightful.
You’ll be walking an average of about 15km each day, compared to the longer 25km day along the iconic Border Track. Mostly, you’ll walk in and out from your accommodation, meaning more time to enjoy the walk’s landscapes and scenery each day. We move your luggage ahead to your next accommodation at each stage, so all you need to carry is what you need for the day.
Please Note: For larger group bookings, on your nights in the Sky Lodges at Binna Burra, not all the bedrooms will have views overlooking the Coomera & Numinbah Valleys. The Sky Lodges we allocate will have two or three bedrooms (each with their own ensuite bathroom) and large communal living areas which open up to a spacious decking area for you to enjoy the views. With this in mind, the rooms with a view will be allocated to the bookings that are received first.
We provide return transport from the Gold Coast Airport, Coolangatta and Gold Coast located hotels.
The cooler months of May to August are best as there is low humidity and the temperature is usually very pleasant for walking. It can be very warm and humid from September to November and again from March to April. Not available over the summer months of December to February.
See the Bureau of Meteorology’s information about average temperatures and rainfall at different times of the year.
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants or to speak with one of our guides. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
For your safety and well-being, we are unable to accept bookings for solo walkers on our self-guided walking trips in Australia. The remote nature of some tracks and limited mobile reception mean that walking alone presents a higher risk in case of emergencies.
from £ 1475
This walk MUST start on a Mon; Thur; Fri; Sat or Sun to avoid a 3 night minimum weekend stay and weekend surcharges at Mouse's House
from £ 1535
This walk MUST start on a Mon; Thur; Fri; Sat or Sun to avoid a 3 night minimum weekend stay and weekend surcharges at Mouse's House
Hike through the largest protected area of subtropical rainforest in the world. Here, massive Strangler Figs, ancient Antarctic Beech, Red Cedar and Rosewood tower overhead whilst hundreds of different species of palms, vines, ferns and orchids flourish beneath. This is Gondwana Rainforest at its very best.
The Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk track starts in Lamington National Park and traverses a landscape at least as old as the dinosaurs, linking the World Heritage-listed Lamington and Springbrook plateaus. We have selected the most scenic tracks through this unspoilt rainforest for a truly mesmerising walk.
Start at the Gold Coast airport in Coolangatta in the morning or early afternoon, with a private transfer into the mountains. There is no walking scheduled for today but there are plenty of facilities to enjoy at the guesthouse and optional activities you can participate in. O’Reilly’s is renowned for its bird life with more than 160 species of sub-tropical birds breeding in this fertile area. The striking black and yellow Regent Bowerbird is a real highlight along with soaring wedge-tailed eagles, rosellas, lorikeets and cockatoos. Don’t miss the early morning guided bird walk each morning.
Walking: Easy / 2 km / 1 hr
Meals: Two course dinner in O’Reillys restaurant
Accommodation: O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat in ensuited rooms
The morning walk is an excellent introduction to the unique flora and fauna of the area. The sheer size of the Gold Coast Hinterland and variety of flora makes the walking a remarkable experience. Hug the ‘Wishing Tree’ and walk to stunning Moran Falls. After lunch at the café, the afternoon walk criss-crosses pretty Canungra Creek. Walk through this lush sub-tropical rainforest with impressive stands of Brush Box and Piccabeen palms. Climb the giant fig tree and explore the different levels of the rainforest on the Tree Tops Walk. Other regularly seen wildlife include red-necked pademelons, pygmy possums, sugar gliders, platypuses, bandicoots and wallabies, providing a true cornucopia of Australian native fauna.
Walking: Moderate / 16kms / 5.5–6.5 hrs
Meals: Cooked breakfast, Walkers Lunch and two course a la carte dinner
Accommodation: O’Reillys Rainforest Retreat in ensuited rooms
Today, you’ll walk across the Lamington National Park rainforest plateau on the Border Track to Binna Burra Lodge. This is the longest section of the walk and follows the Border Track, and at 25 km it’s a long way but the route is reasonably flat and easy. The trek across the McPherson Range is sure to be a highlight for many. The Lamington plateau sections through the rainforest are punctuated by cascading streams, crystal-clear creeks, towering waterfalls and breath-taking lookouts offer delightful resting and lunch spots.
Walking: Moderate to Challenging / 25.5 km / 6 hrs
Meals: Cooked breakfast, Walkers Lunch and two course dinner
Accommodation: Sky Lodges Binna Burra in rooms with ensuites
From the Numinbah, head uphill onto the Springbrook Plateau. Highlights include hiking alongside the Little Nerang River past waterfall after waterfall. At Warringa Pool you can enjoy a refreshing dip in a rainforest swimming hole before Purling Brook Falls takes your breath away.
Walking: Moderate / 13km / 5–5.5 hrs / easier option available
Meals: Cooked breakfast, Walkers Lunch and two course dinner
Accommodation: Mouse’s House in rooms with ensuites
After breakfast, you’ll be transported back to the Gold Coast airport or your hotel in Coolangatta, to end this vacation.
Meals: Cooked breakfast
The accommodations are excellent on this walk; the superb Sky Lodges offer incredible views and the cabins at Sprinbrook are built right over the Twin Falls Creek offer one of the most tranquil environments that you will experience anywhere. O’Reilly’s Rainforest Resort is a wonderful place to start the walk. The rooms and facilities are excellent and there are ample opportunities for extra walking. All the accommodations are within national park confines or in a beautiful natural setting. All the rooms have ensuites.
The two course dinners at O’Reillys are prepared by professional chefs, as are the cooked breakfasts.
Each day whilst you’re walking you’ll be provided with a substantial Walkers Lunch and get to eat it at a fabulous location on the track. A Walkers Lunch is varied and may include a high protein type salad, roll or a wrap, muesli bar, cake or muffin and a piece of fruit.
Alcohol or drinks with meals are not included (except tea/coffee and juice with breakfast).
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The first 2 nights are spent in the relative luxury at O’Reillys Rainforest Resort firmly ensconced inside Lamington National park. The 2-course dinners are served to you in the restaurant as are the cooked breakfasts. The rooms have magnificent views over the plains and at night you have the added benefit of watching the sunset from your room. There’s a huge amount of additional walks that can be done around your accommodation if you arrive early on Day 1 or have extra time on day 2.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Lodges at Binna Burra have possibly the best views of any accommodation in Australia. Perched right on the cliff at Binna Burra one can see all the way over the plains all the way back to the Gold Coast. The rooms come with an expansive lounge and all the bedrooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Chalets you stay in at The Mouses House Rainforest Retreat in Springbrook sits right over the top of the creek that feeds Twin Falls. The sound of running water at night soothes you to sleep, not that you need much help having walked the toughest part of the walk up to the Springbrook Plateau. The forest is right at your doorstep, literary as the rooms/cottages are scattered around the property in amongst the forest. All the rooms have ensuites.
The Gold Coast Hinterland Walk connects the Lamington and Springbrook Plateaus together via the Numinbah Valley. You’ll generally progress in a west to east direction with some circuit walks ensuring you experience the best of this ancient and spectacular landscape.
Starting and finishing on plateaus means there are some reasonably steep descents and gradual climbs. The highest point of the walk is a little under 1200m above sea level.
You can expect to walk on a variety of distinct, well-marked, well-maintained tracks. Some rough track surfaces have exposed roots, steep grades, sets of steps and creek crossings and require extra care. However, walking under the sun-dappled shade of the canopy is always delightful.
You’ll be walking an average of about 15km each day, compared to the longer 25km day along the iconic Border Track. Mostly, you’ll walk in and out from your accommodation, meaning more time to enjoy the walk’s landscapes and scenery each day. We move your luggage ahead to your next accommodation at each stage, so all you need to carry is what you need for the day.
Please Note: For larger group bookings, on your nights in the Sky Lodges at Binna Burra, not all the bedrooms will have views overlooking the Coomera & Numinbah Valleys. The Sky Lodges we allocate will have two or three bedrooms (each with their own ensuite bathroom) and large communal living areas which open up to a spacious decking area for you to enjoy the views. With this in mind, the rooms with a view will be allocated to the bookings that are received first.
We provide return transport from the Gold Coast Airport, Coolangatta and Gold Coast located hotels.
The cooler months of May to August are best as there is low humidity and the temperature is usually very pleasant for walking. It can be very warm and humid from September to November and again from March to April. Not available over the summer months of December to February.
See the Bureau of Meteorology’s information about average temperatures and rainfall at different times of the year.
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants or to speak with one of our guides. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
For your safety and well-being, we are unable to accept bookings for solo walkers on our self-guided walking trips in Australia. The remote nature of some tracks and limited mobile reception mean that walking alone presents a higher risk in case of emergencies.
This walk MUST start on a Mon; Thur; Fri; Sat or Sun to avoid a 3 night minimum weekend stay and weekend surcharges at Mouse's House
This walk MUST start on a Mon; Thur; Fri; Sat or Sun to avoid a 3 night minimum weekend stay and weekend surcharges at Mouse's House
Thank you again Stroll!
Greg and myself thoroughly enjoyed our time trekking in the Gold Coast Hinterland. On Thursday 31st July, walking from Binna Burra to O’Reillys was a memorable achievement for both of us. But whatever the day rewarding views and varied forest and bush environments were continuous, around every curve in the track.
Thank you for organising the cake and song for my birthday. A little embarrassing but a nice touch!
In appreciation as always
An opportunity to walk in World Heritage listed rainforest featuring ancient trees, spectacular waterfalls and rare birds. Accommodation at Binna Burra and Mouse’s House was a standout.
The Gold Coast Hinterland is a marvelous locations for walking, offering great tracks and fantastic scenery with many waterfalls. I will be definitely looking at other trips with Stroll in the future.
I was very happy with all aspects of my walk. Food were of excellent quality. I will definitely do another STROLL, but I’m. It sure which one yet.
Greg S
Thank you again Stroll!
Greg and myself thoroughly enjoyed our time trekking in the Gold Coast Hinterland. On Thursday 31st July, walking from Binna Burra to O’Reillys was a memorable achievement for both of us. But whatever the day rewarding views and varied forest and bush environments were continuous, around every curve in the track.
Thank you for organising the cake and song for my birthday. A little embarrassing but a nice touch!
In appreciation as always
Cilla B
An opportunity to walk in World Heritage listed rainforest featuring ancient trees, spectacular waterfalls and rare birds. Accommodation at Binna Burra and Mouse’s House was a standout.
Anne T
The Gold Coast Hinterland is a marvelous locations for walking, offering great tracks and fantastic scenery with many waterfalls. I will be definitely looking at other trips with Stroll in the future.
Caroline W
I was very happy with all aspects of my walk. Food were of excellent quality. I will definitely do another STROLL, but I’m. It sure which one yet.
Rhonda W
I had a fabulous time and would highly recommend it.