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Glass House Mountains
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 2-3 hours
Address: Glass House Mountains QLD 4518
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We walked from the top of the waterfall to the bottom, and came back a few hours later, with enough time to take pictures and enjoy the beautiful scenery. It helps the health or stability of your feet because it can be a little messy. Take insect repellent.
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We walked from the top of the waterfall to the bottom, and came back a few hours later, with enough time to take pictures and enjoy the beautiful scenery. It helps the health or stability of your feet because it can be a little messy. Take insect repellent.
It’s not easy to climb, and the scenery is not particularly beautiful, but it’s ok
Walk into the Glass House Mountain Range, the Sunshine Coast Glass House Mountain is an important tourist attraction that combines the legends of Australian indigenous inhabitants and the stories of navigators. It is a chain of several scattered boulders. These boulders are granite condensed after a volcanic eruption 20 million years ago. The material is extremely hard and will not be destroyed by erosion throughout the year.
Glasshouse Mountain, also known as the Glass House Mountain, is located on the Sunshine Coast of Australia. The Sunshine Coast Glass House Mountain is an important tourist attraction that incorporates the legends of Australian indigenous inhabitants. It is a chain of several scattered boulders. These boulders are granite condensed after a volcanic eruption 20 million years ago. The material is extremely hard and will not be destroyed by erosion throughout the year.
It's really a feeling of being close to nature.