This walking and wellbeing short break features the rainforests of Main Range and the balancing boulders of Girraween National Park in Southern Queensland's Granite Belt. From Brisbane, we travel southwest to Main Range National Park for rainforest walks with the option to climb Mt Cordeaux then stop for some Granite Belt wine-tasting. South of Stanthorpe, Girraween National Park is famous for its granite domes, improbable balancing boulders and exquisitely water-worn creek forms. We spend three nights in the comfortable and spacious accommodation of Girraween Environmental Lodge. Enjoy cool nights, a spa and pool, and abundant wildlife around the lodge. Walks lead us to fascinating underground creeks, magnificent granite outcrops, and lookouts over the eucalypt forests and heathlands. Each day, we will offer a selection of popular and lesser-known walks with options to hike as much or as little as you prefer. During our stay, we enhance our connection to body, mind, and nature, with two optional yoga classes and a night stroll. There’s also time to explore the towns of Tenterfield and Stanthorpe. Our final walk is to the largest exposed granite monolith in Australia, at Bald Rock National Park with spectacular views and quiet picnic spots.