クイーンズランドの湖・トップ20

デイジーヒル採石場は、かつて採石場でしたが、現在は緑豊かな低木林に囲まれた静かで穏やかな湖になっています。露出した砂岩の上に建つこの展望台からは、水生植物に縁取られた、静かで濃い青色の水の素晴らしい景色を眺めることができます。ユーカリの森に囲まれた急峻な採石場の壁は、植生の再生とともに、その産業的な歴史の痕跡を和らげ、景色を楽しみながら立ち止まるのに平和な場所となっています。

Yerralahla, the Aboriginal name for Blue Pool, is a calm body of water fed by West Canungra Creek, and is a great swimming hole. Like any swimming hole in the bush, there are no lifeguards on duty and a risk of leeches. There are signs here stating not to dive or jump in the water as it's deceivingly shallow, but it's an awesome spot for a dip mid-hike on a hot day.

Enoggera Dam is a heritage-listed concrete gravity dam that was completed in 1866. It is Queensland's oldest dam and was originally a major source of drinking water for the city before it became a popular recreational hub. Today, the dam wall and the surrounding reserve are valued for their historical significance, natural beauty, and access to walking trails and water activities.

Araucaria Track is an easy-to-moderate route that follows the northern shoreline of Enoggera Reservoir that winds through open eucalypt forest with scattered hoop pines before looping a small peninsula and returning the same way. At roughly 5 km return, it typically takes about two hours and is popular for gentle hiking, birdwatching, and enjoying views of the water.

daisy quarry in the dark

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

A magical park in Brisbane. They are not only quieter, but even more beautifully laid out than the Botanical Gardens. Some of them have gigantic flowerbeds, various themed gardens, small lagoons and cozy seating areas. You can spot lots of large lizards. The small disadvantage: The Parklands are not quite as central, which is why you have to walk a few hundred meters from the city center. Info: There is no admission charge for the Roma Street Parklands and it is open 24 hours a day.

Very worth seeing, you have to see it