Glass House Mountains National Park Brisbane | Sunshine Coast

Glass House Mountains safety video

The Glass House Mountains are not easy climbs and it is important to be prepared so that you can have a safe and enjoyable visit. Take six minutes to watch this safety video. It could help save you from having to stay overnight or be rescued.

Purchase a Ranger field guide

Discover more about the park’s plants by purchasing a copy of the ‘Ranger field guide: Native plants of Glass House Mountains National Park’. Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Tourism and Events Queensland

Ranger Field guide: Native plants of Glass House Mountains National Park

Image of the guide to the fascinating plants of the Glass House Mountains, written by rangers, is now available.

A colourful guide to the fascinating plants of the Glass House Mountains, written by rangers, is now available.

Photo credit: Queensland Government

This field guide has been produced by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) to provide rangers and visitors with a reference for identifying plants within the Glass House Mountains National Park.

The guide covers a large sample of plant species that occur in the wetlands, eucalypt forests and montane plant communities of Glass House Mountains National Park. Some of the plants described in the guide occur only on the Glass House Mountains peaks or in the forests that surround them, while many other plants are commonly found in the Sunshine Coast lowlands.

Purchasing your Ranger guide:

The cost of the guide is $22 (plus postage if applicable). Discounts on bulk purchases are available.

Over-the-counter sales outlets:

Glass House Mountains Visitor and Interpretive Centre
Settler's Rotary Park, Bruce Parade, corner of Reed Street
GLASS HOUSE MOUNTAINS  QLD  4518

Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre
60 Mount Nebo Road
THE GAP  QLD  4061