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Last Updated: Friday, 16 August 2024 15:50
Two women walking along a trail.

Discover Toowoomba Region on foot

You'll never be short of places to explore across the Toowoomba Region. From stunning scenic hikes in national parks to wandering the city streets uncovering Toowoomba's rich history, there's a walk for everyone and every fitness level.

Explore some of our many walks and trails.

 

+ - Hiking trails Click to collapse

Family hiking on top of Table Top Mountain. View looking back towards Picnic Point. Clear blue skies.

Our scenic Region offers many spectacular opportunities to put your hiking shoes on and enjoy the fresh mountain air. Head out for a leisurely stroll in nature or tackle a challenging mountain hike, with nearby national parks and regional parks and gardens catering for all fitness levels and abilities. 

Explore trails in the Toowoomba Region

+ - Outdoor street art gallery Click to collapse

Public art mural. Mural features large red roses and the text 'Don't forget to stop and share the roses'.

Wandering around the Toowoomba city centre you'll find one of Australia's largest outdoor street art galleries. Discover over 80 street art murals, painted as part of the First Coat Festivals held in Toowoomba. These murals can be admired year-round as you stroll around the streets and laneways. 

Find out more about Toowoomba's public artwork.

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Path through Toowoomba and Drayton Cemetery on sunset.

Explore the rich and fascinating history of Toowoomba's early pioneers with our unique Tombstone Trails.  A series of self-guided walks through the gravesites of some of the Drayton and Toowoomba Cemetery's most prominent residents.

Explore the Tombstone Trails

+ - Toowoomba City historic walks Click to collapse

Old Toowoomba Courthouse

Discover Toowoomba City's historical landmarks with eight designated historic walks.

These include walks through:

  • Caledonian Estate
  • Mort Estate
  • Russell Street
  • Newtown
  • Queens Park and surrounds
  • Cultural and legal precinct
  • East Creek Park and Paddington Estate
  • Drayton

Explore the historic walks and interactive online maps.