The Western Downs Region in Queensland provides a range of hiking trails suitable for various experience levels. Some notable trails and tracks in the area include the Bunya Mountains with over 40km of tracks offering diverse hiking options, from short loops to longer hikes with scenic views. The Jandowae Heritage Trail offers insights into the region's history, while the Tara Yesteryears Trail and Wandoan Heritage Trail showcase the area's past.
In addition, the Red Gum Track in Western Downs Regional presents a tranquil 3 km walk through river red gums, with the chance to see the largest Queensland Bottle Tree. The Baldy Top Lookout, part of the Grey Range in South West Queensland, provides stunning panoramic views after a relatively easy 10-minute climb. Hell Hole Gorge National Park features two swimming holes and walking opportunities along the creeks.
Although not directly in the Western Downs Region, Girraween National Park nearby offers various hiking trails like The Pyramid, Granite Arch, The Junction Track, Bald Rock Creek Circuit, and Turtle Rock via Castle Rock.