North Brother Mountain

North Brother Mountain, located in Dooragan National Park, is a must-visit destination on the east coast of Australia.

It offers magnificent panoramic views of Camden Haven Inlet, Queens and Watson Taylors Lakes, Crowdy Head, and Mount Yarrahappini from its summit.

Visitors can relax and enjoy the surrounding views at North Brother Mountain's picnic facilities and open lawn areas. It is the perfect spot for a picnic with family and friends, and its accessibility makes it an ideal destination for guests and visitors to the region.

The mountain offers a variety of walking trails suitable for all fitness levels. From leisurely strolls along scenic walkways to the challenging Laurieton Track, which takes you through blackbutt forests and old stumps showcasing the park's history of timber harvesting.

North Brother Mountain is also a thrilling adventure destination, attracting para-gliders and hang gliders who launch from the summit. This provides an exciting sight for those enjoying the view from the top.

For the best views, it is recommended to visit North Brother Mountain during the day, preferably in the early morning or late afternoon to witness picturesque sunsets.

To reach North Brother Mountain, one can take North Brother Road, located 3km northeast of Laurieton in Dooragan National Park. The summit can be reached by car or via the walking trails. Alternatively, water taxis are available to take visitors to the mountain by boat, offering a unique perspective of the area's beauty.