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Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is the largest koala sanctuary in the world. Set in attractive parklands beside the river, over 130 of the fuzzy marsupials live here, alongside kangaroos, dingoes and wombats. The koalas are undeniably cute and for a fee visitors can cuddle one and capture it on film or hand feed the tame kangaroos.
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Mt Coot-tha Reserve
Roughly 7km southwest of the city centre is Mt Coot-tha Reserve, an expansive bush and parkland area peppered with picnic spots and walking trails. The name derives from the indigenous term 'ku-ta' meaning honey, as this is where local Aboriginal people would come to collect the rich nectar produced by the native stingless bee.
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