Gympie-Cooloola-Tourism-Official tourism body for Gympie Region

Experience natural attractions & eco adventures in Gympie Cooloola. Discover the unique attractions of Mary Valley, Gympie Hinterlands, Tin Can Bay, Rainbow Beach, Kilkivan & Goomeri. Cool off at Mothar Mountain Rock Pools near Gympie. See native flora and fauna in Tin Can Bay. Canoe the Mary River. Picnic at Kinbombi Falls near Goomeri.

Mothar Mountain Rock Pools

Subtropical rainforest & spectacular rocky creeks make the Mothar Mountain rock pools a popular retreat for locals and visitors. Relax and unwind to the sound of water gently cascading over ancient granite outcrops. Stroll along a short walk through tranquil rainforest.Facilities include picnic tables, barbecues, firewood, water and amenities.
15 mins south-east of Gympie, take the Old Noosa Rd then turn left into Hill Rd.

Foreshore Bird Walk, Tin Can Bay

Tin Can Bay is home to a truly wonderful variety of birds. The bird walk stretches four kilometres along the foreshore which provides a range of habitats for an excellent birding experience. The sand flats and mangroves are a feeding ground for waders and sea birds, including the striking black and white Jabiru, the graceful silver-grey Brolga and the distinctive Brahminy Kite with its deep chestnut wings and white head.

Wildflower Walk, Tin Can Bay

Tin Can Bay is the habitat for a unique collection of spectacular
native wildflower species. Wander through the informative
wildflower walk on the opposite side of the peninsula from the bird walk to view wildflowers year round. The walk comes alive with colour in Spring and Summer when you can also view Vanilla Lillies, Helmet Orchids, Wallum Boronia and Spade Flowers.

Canoe the Mary River

The Mary River is the major river system in Southern Queensland, rising in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, passing through Mary Valley, Gympie & Maryborough before flowing into the Great Sandy Strait. The surrounding countryside changes from steep mountains at the source to rolling hills & flat plains as the river matures. Paddle a
canoe through picturesque countryside.

Kinbombi Falls

Kinbombi Falls is a popular retreat close to Goomeri.
A well constructed walking track leads to a deep natural pool, at the base of dry falls. Turtles are regularly seen here. An easy track skirts the top of the gorge, offering breathtaking views. A large picnic area with tables, barbecues, toilets and plenty of parking makes this a great spot for a family picnic on a hot summers day.