Somerset Trail

About Somerset Trail

Somerset Trail is a things to do venue in Mount Mee, Queensland.

The trail takes around 3 to 4 hours to complete and offers a moderate hiking experience. It is well-maintained and signposted, going through open and pine forest, pockets of rainforest and canopies, and showcasing a mix of landscapes.

The trail is easily accessible and suitable for children with a reasonable level of fitness. The trail features a diverse range of flora and fauna, with scenic views across the Brisbane Valley.

The trail also provides insights into the area’s history and development, with remnants of the old logging industry scattered throughout the forest. The Gantry Day Use Area offers picnic and toilet facilities for hikers to use before starting their hike.

Hikers should come prepared with energy snacks, sunscreen, and hats. The trail is well-maintained but mostly uphill, and some parts can be slippery after rainfall.

Comfortable walking shoes are advised. Somerset Trail Mount Mee can be enjoyed throughout the year.

Hikers can visit the trail at their convenience, but those visiting during the summer months should be prepared for the heat and bring plenty of water. The trailhead is approximately 91 km from Brisbane City and accessible by car.

Visitors can take the M3 highway towards Caboolture, then the Kilcoy exit. From there, turn left onto D’Aguilar Highway and continue until reaching the Mount Mee section of

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Mount Mee, Queensland
• Phone: (07) 3289 6168
• Website: visit ↗

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