Landsborough
Landsborough is a town in Queensland's Sunshine Coast Hinterland, at the foot of the Blackall Ranges and near the Glass House Mountains. ContentsUnderstand[edit]Landsborough, gateway to the Blackall Range and to the Mary Valley, is one of the historic townships of the Sunshine Coast. From 1868, it grew behind the wheels of Cobb and Co. coaches as they followed the tree line blazed by Tom Petrie to Gympie gold, discovered by James Nash in 1867. The historic town bears the name of one of Australia's most successful explorers, William Landsborough. Get in[edit]By car[edit]From Brisbane go over the Gateway Bridge and through the toll leading north onto the Bruce Highway. Follow the signs to the Sunshine Coast. After 10 km take the Glass House Mountains exit on the left. Look for the big brown sign mentioning Beerburrum, Maleny and Landsborough. By train[edit]There's a train station in town [2]. Queensland Rail (QR) Tel: 13 16 17. By air[edit]The nearest and most convenient airport (about a 25 minute drive from Landsborough) is the Sunshine Coast Airport [3] at Marcoola, near Maroochydore. Tel: +61-7-5453-1500. Next closest is Brisbane International Airport [4], less than an hour away by road. Get around[edit]See[edit][add listing]Do[edit][add listing]
Buy[edit][add listing]Eat[edit][add listing]Drink[edit][add listing]Sleep[edit][add listing]Contact[edit]Travel wholesale hotline: 61-1800-815-378 Get out[edit]
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