Brisbane Ranges National Park

Anakie Gorge is the park’s most popular walking area, featuring a 1.5-km return circuit (about 45 minutes to 1 hour) through shaded forest along the seasonal Stony Creek. The easy loop follows well-marked trails with several small bridges crossing the creek, passing basalt cliffs, ferny gullies, and tall river red gums. Wildlife sightings can include kangaroos, koalas, rosellas, and kookaburras. After rain, the creek flows more strongly, making the walk more scenic.

Steiglitz is a small historic gold-mining township located within the Brisbane Ranges region, preserved as part of the surrounding heritage area. Once a busy gold rush settlement in the 1860s, it now contains scattered ruins, restored buildings, and remnants of its mining past, including old stone structures, cemetery grounds, and interpretive displays.