Toohey Forest Park Review

As a resident of Brisbane, he does not live in the forest for more than KM, so I can guarantee that your visit to Toohey Forest is one of the best things you can do in Brisbane for free. You can stretch your legs on gum trees, listen to and enjoy birds from southeast Queensland, all easily done by convenient bus in the city centre. Buses take you to Griffith University, located within the forest, with well-planned and well-signature walking paths that cross the forest from all directions. You may also see other wildlife such as lizards, personally I haven’t seen any koalas in the forest, but they’re all there. There’s a great picnic area at the entrance to Toohey Road. Even on one of the sultry days in Qld in the southeast, you will find the forest a popular refuge because the forest canopy can cover most of the route below and avoid direct sunlight.

A small forest enclosed with a suburbToohey Forest is a small forest that can be found in the suburbs of Tarragindi and Salisbury on the southside of Brisbane. You can drive there or catch a bus. Griffith University''s Nathan campus lies across one of its boundary lines. The Environmental Faculty from the university do from time to time conduct surveys in the forest. A wide variety of flora and fauna can be seen. I have seen a fox run into the forest from the Gaza Road side (an exit of the M1 motorway).

Enjoy the morning walk here. I climbed the viewing platform at the top of the mountain - enjoy the view of the mountain top with coffee in the cafe and then walked back along Federation Road. Beautiful shades, accessible parking and clear markings and maintenance tracks.

On the way to see it, it's not bad. The trees are dense and the air is fresh. There are many small animals in the forest. There are bicycle tracks and good places for bike enthusiasts to ride.

You can see it on your way from Brisbane to the Golden Coast. Many trees and small animals also have!