Hiking Earl Hill Trails.
When you feel like stepping out, just beyond the Lodge the landscape rises gently — offering a quiet shift in perspective. Earl Hill Conservation Park moves between woodland, rainforest and open coastal views.
Walk early, walk slowly or not far at all — each trail unfolding at your pace.
Trinity Beach Lookout.
- via Cycad Palm Track
A shorter return walk through distinctive cycad groves, opening out to views across the Coral Sea. Best taken at an easy pace, with time to stop along the way.
Allow 50 minutes return to trailhead. Facilities located at Half Moon Bay Beach carpark.
Download trail map here.
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Earl Hill Summit.
- via Woodland Track
A more gradual climb through bushland, leading to expansive views over Double Island, Buchan Point and the coastline beyond.
Allow 2 hour return to trailhead.
Download trail map here.
Image credit: Qld Dept of Environment, Science & Innovation
Woodland To Beach.
- via Woodland, Rainforest & Cycad Palm Tracks
A connected route linking forest to shoreline — a longer, more immersive walk that finishes at the water’s edge.
Allow 2 hours trailhead to trailhead.
Download trail map here.
Image credit: Qld Dept of Environment, Science & Innovation
Earl Hill Summit.
- via Lizard Track
A steeper, more demanding option for experienced walkers, offering a quieter, less-travelled path to the summit.
Allow 2 hour return to trailhead.
Download trail map here.
Image credit: Qld Dept of Environment, Science & Innovation