Know before you go. Part of the roughly 65-hectare Picnic Point Parklands on the crest of the Great Dividing Range, a short drive from the Toowoomba CBD.
At the highest point of Picnic Point Parklands, on the eastern edge of Toowoomba where the Great Dividing Range escarpment falls away toward the Lockyer Valley. A long, curved retaining wall acts as a promenade for taking in the distant views, with a directional plaque on a stone plinth, seating, and manicured lawns and gardens around it. The reserve traces back to 1885, when it was declared for the recreation of the growing town, and a cafe-restaurant overlooks the escarpment beside short scenic bushwalks through the surrounding parkland.
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