Kondalilla National Park

Kondalilla is an Aboriginal word meaning 'rushing waters'. In this cool haven, Skene Creek plummets 90 metres over the falls to a rock pool below. The park shelters five rare and threatened frog species as well as the rare bopple nut.

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Birdwatchers and nature photographers love this park, with its views, wildlife, rainforest and more. Enjoy a picnic at Kondalilla Falls day-use area. From here, walkers can choose the easy two point four kilometre Picnic Creek circuit or the moderate three point two kilometre Rock Pools walk. From Lake Baroon, fit walkers can enjoy the first stage of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland Great!Walk, spending their first night at Flaxton walkers’ camp.