Cooroy Mountain with its volcanic origins is the centrepiece of the Noosa Hinterland. This area is lush with bountiful fresh spring water and is well known for its magnificent properties. It has attracted many people from around the world who have come to find a place of peace, beauty and purity.

The view from Cooroy Mountain encompasses a patchwork quilt of magnificently groomed properties in a 360-degree vista running towards the coast and back to the ranges. Early mornings often unveil a foggy mirage with just the tops of mountains appearing like islands in the mist.

Just north of the mountain sits freshwater Lake Macdonald, 110 metres above sea level nestled midway between Cooroy and Noosa Heads. Its northern shores are home to the Noosa Botanical Gardens and Amphitheatre, teeming with some 40 varieties of wild birds and kangaroos often grazing the grounds in the morning. Stocked with a variety of fish and fiercely protected from development, it’s an angler’s paradise and a community’s treasure.