GUNUNG · Australia
Mount Coot-tha
SourceArea lookout Mount Coot-tha / Mount Coot-tha lookout precinct — Figaro, public domain. Photo: source
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Source: Open-Meteo
Information
- Elevation
- 226 m
- Country
- Australia (AU)
- Location / Range
- Taylor Range
- Mountain type
- Bukit non-vulkanik / non-volcanic hill
- Volcanic?
- No (non-volcanic)
- Coordinates
- -27.4850, 152.9589
- Difficulty
- Mudah–sedang, sesuai jalur / Easy–moderate, depending on trail
- Best Season
- Pilih waktu sejuk; hindari panas siang / Choose cooler hours; avoid midday heat
- Permits & Rules
- Periksa informasi akses dan penutupan Brisbane City Council / Check Brisbane City Council access and closure updates
- Hazards
- Panas; penyeberangan sungai saat banjir; sinyal telepon tidak merata / Heat; flooded creek crossings; patchy mobile reception
Description
Mount Coot-tha lies at the eastern end of the Taylor Range, west of central Brisbane. The geographic account distinguishes the named Mount Coot-tha peak (226 m) from The Summit (287 m) elsewhere in the massif; 287 m is therefore not used here for the lookout peak. Wikidata confirms the mountain identity and general area coordinates but has no elevation claim. Walkers can reach the lookout through eucalypt forest using the Summit Track or a trail from the botanic gardens. Check track conditions before setting out.
Gallery
Foto bersumber dari Wikimedia Commons — klik untuk memperbesar & lihat sumbernya.
Routes
Eugenia Circuit (Simpson Falls)
Kebugaran sedang / Moderate fitnessA forest circuit linked to the Simpson Falls viewing deck and other trails; this is not a summit-lookout route.
SourceSpotted Gum Trail (Botanic Gardens → lookout)
Kebugaran sedang; tangga / Moderate fitness; stepsStarts at the Australian Plant Communities garden gates and climbs to the lookout. Plan around garden access.
SourceSummit Track (JC Slaughter Falls → lookout)
Mudah–sedang / Easy–moderateClimb from JC Slaughter Falls picnic area to the lookout. The stated distance is one way; allow for the return.
SourceClimbing Experiences
The sources include four trail videos and two hiking guides. They distinguish the direct Summit Track approach to the lookout from other forest trails such as Powerful Owl. The written guides clarify one-way distances versus circuits and highlight the effect of heat on walking comfort. Videos document particular visits; consult the land manager for current conditions.
References
The summary above is compiled from the following sources. Click to explore them yourself.