Glass House Mountains

Rising dramatically from the coastal plains of the Sunshine Coast, the Glass House Mountains form a cluster of 13 hills that define the Queensland landscape. Shaped by volcanic activity millions of years ago, these mountains offer a rugged and scenic backdrop. Visitors can explore the area through a variety of activities, including hiking, climbing, and horseback riding, immersing themselves in the natural beauty and geological history of the region.

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