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Just one hour from downtown Brisbane, located in the heart of the Valleys of the Scenic Rim is beautiful Boonah, one of the most picturesque areas in South-East Queensland.
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The superb scenery of rugged mountains and peaceful lakes allow the pleasures of scenic drives, horse riding, bushwalking, mountaineering, sky diving, gliding and water sports. The Shire boasts numerous picnic spots, country style accommodation, camping areas and seven National Parks that provide unsurpassed panoramas of Mount French, Mount Edwards, The Head, Mount Greville, Mount Maroon and Cunninghams and Spicers Gap.
Lovers of the great outdoors can escape the stress of the city in the idyllic setting of Lake Moogerah and Lake Maroon, ideal for camping and fast becoming Queensland's most popular place for sailing, fishing, water skiing, parasailing and paddle boating. The township of Boonah offers a range of shops and services along with that special brand of country hospitality that comes from taking time to enjoy life.
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