Glass House Mountains C. Rocker
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
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Our vision for 2041
We'll retain our natural landscape, distinctive character and much loved way of life.
Landscape and character
Landscape and character define the essence of our region that define our identity and culture.
1. Protecting the Regional and Sub-regional Inter-urban Breaks
Secure environmental, production and recreation values in perpetuity.