Opened in 1975, Maroon Dam was built to allow expansion of irrigation along Burnett Creek and the Logan River. The dam does not have a gate, so when it reaches capacity water goes over the spillway. The dam at Lake Maroon is open for recreational use, including boating, jet skiing, water skiing (as well as … Read more
Bigriggen Park is a bush camping ground in the Scenic Rim, between Boonah and Rathdowney. It offers beautifully kept grassy campgrounds, and fresh water flowing along the Logan River running beside it. During the busy period between Christmas and New Years, there was plenty of space. The areas furthest from the river was where most … Read more
Flanagan Reserve Bush Camping is a camping ground in the Scenic Rim overlooked by Mt Maroon, with fresh water Logan River running along the length of it. With 12 hectares of camping grounds, there is plenty of space to set up camp, much of it with mottled shade from eucalyptus trees. Spots along the banks of … Read more
Mount French is a volcanic peak near the township of Boonah. There are two walking tracks at Mount French, with the easiest being a wheelchair friendly class 1 track. The North cliff track is 700m return, leading to Logans Lookout. The walk is easy with bitumen laid for the entire walk, making it accessible for … Read more
