Inter-urban Break Outdoor Recreation Plan
A strategic framework to guide management of outdoor recreation activities in the Inter-urban Break.
The Inter-urban Break includes the iconic Glass House Mountains and scenic Ramsar-protected wetlands of the Pumicestone Passage.
It also:
- covers our forested and agricultural landscapes, which support a large number of land and water-based activities
- includes large areas of public land which is mostly national park or state forest
- has cultural and environmental significance
- is important for tourism and for our economy.
It is one of the main areas people enjoy outdoor activities in South-East Queensland. People participate in many different types of recreation activities in this area, including:
- bushwalking
- climbing
- four-wheel driving
- mountain biking
- fishing
- trail bike riding.
Many of these activities have different needs. Sometimes the community groups involved in these activities have different views on how the area should be used.
The Inter-urban Break Outdoor Recreation Plan recognises that there are different views that need to be considered in managing recreation activities in this area.
The plan provides public land managers with a guide to work together to protect the natural beauty of the landscape while supporting a range of recreational opportunities in suitable locations.
You can view the plan for a full list of recreation activities enjoyed in the area