Bellbird Grove Walking Tracks

Welcome to Bellbird Grove Walking Tracks, located at Enoggera Reservoir on Mount Nebo Road in Australia. As an establishment, park, and point of interest, we invite you to be inspired by the natural beauty and diverse environments of D'Aguilar National Park, which is right on Brisbane's doorstep.

D'Aguilar National Park is known for its striking diversity of plant communities and environments. As you explore the park, you'll journey through open eucalypt woodlands, scribbly gum forests, and lush subtropical rainforests. With over 800 plant species, some of which are rare and threatened, you'll be surrounded by a rich tapestry of flora.

The cool mountain tops and forest flats of D'Aguilar National Park provide a habitat for a wide range of wildlife. The mountain climate is ideal for ferns and mosses, while mountain streams are home to giant barred frogs and spiny crayfish. At night, you might spot yellow-bellied gliders and short-eared possums in the tall open forest. The park also offers excellent birdwatching opportunities, with bowerbirds, wompoo fruit-doves, bell miners, and yellow-tailed black-cockatoos frequently seen or heard throughout the forest.

For an up-close encounter with native animals, make sure to visit Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre. This complex features a visitor information centre, wedding centre, cafe, and Wildlife Centre, where you can marvel at the incredible wildlife of the area.

We ask that visitors help care for the D'Aguilar Range and its wildlife by following guidelines to ensure sanitation and hygiene. Please do not pollute the natural water supplies and watch the 'bush toileting and washing' web clip for more information.

D'Aguilar National Park is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) under the Nature Conservation Act 1992. The park's natural and cultural values are preserved and presented in perpetuity.

Please note that a special management area has been declared over part of D'Aguilar National Park to allow for foliage harvesting activities until 2024. These areas are carefully monitored to maintain the park's natural and cultural values.

For tourism information and bookings, you can visit the Brisbane Visitor Information and Booking Centre or contact them via phone or email. If you're looking for information about Mt Coot-tha Forest, you can visit the Brisbane City Council's website or contact them directly.

To stay updated on permitted recreational activities, closures, and safety notices for access to nearby lakes and reservoirs, visit Seqwater's website.

By visiting Bellbird Grove Walking Tracks and supporting Queensland's protected area system, you contribute to the important work being done to protect and grow our natural heritage.

We acknowledge and respect the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land, the Aboriginal peoples and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We recognize their connection to the land, sea, and community and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

The Department of Environment and Science is committed to upholding human rights and our obligations under the Human Rights Act 2019.