Located off Tully Connection Road, Greenbank, Spring Mountain Reserve has a large lake area and is surrounded by bush. There are toilets, a good picnic area, playground and horse stalls.
A walk out to the viewing platform over the lake is the first point of call.
After that, follow the road (you will leave the park area) to the other side of the
lake where a series of pathways follow the lake around. If you follow the paths up
the hill you will most likely have to come back down the same way unless you take a
map. They are loosely connected. If the council has cleared and the water levels are
low there is a path that circumnavigates the lake and will bring you back into the
main parkland. The paths are unpaved and rough. The hill climbs can be steep in paces
but around the lake is moderate.
There are a wide variety of birds, typical of what can be found in SEQ given the
water and woodlands. 129 species have been recorded here.
eBird bird list: https://ebird.org/australia/hotspot/L2553468
