Centenary Track

How to get there

1. Green Mountains via Canungra. Track starts at the Python Rock and Moran’s Falls trailhead (about 125 m back along the access road from Green Mountains day-use) or from the northern end of the Green Mountains car park.

How to do it (step by step)

1. Walk or roll the sealed track. Use benches. Watch for birds rather than rushing.
2. This can be the whole visit for mixed-ability groups. That is a successful Lamington day.
3. If you continue to Moran’s or Python, treat those as separate graded walks, not “the rest of Centenary.”

What to expect

Official: 1.8 km return, 30 minutes, Grade 1. Sealed, historically significant centenary link through hoop pine and subtropical forest. Benches. Birdlife. The honest mixed-ability Green Mountains product.

How it fits a day

Use it as the whole outing, or as the walk between day-use parking and the Moran’s / Python trailhead. Do not confuse it with O’Reilly’s Tree Top Walk, which is privately operated and ticketed separately.

Map (orientation)

Pin may be approximate. Confirm trailheads, parking and track status on Queensland Parks before you drive.

Itineraries that use this walk

3–5 hours on the Green Mountains plateau (+ 2 hr class each way from Brisbane)

Short waterfall day — Moran’s, Python & Centenary

Green Mountains only: Centenary Track, Python Rock lookout and Moran’s Falls — named waterfall and escarpment views without a 6-hour creek circuit. Tree Top Walk only if it replaces a walk, not stacked on top.