No visit to Girraween National Park is complete without trekking across the rocky slabs to Mount Norman, the highest point in the park.
Heading towards Castle Rock from Pyramids Road, continue through woodland, forest and heath before crossing a creek near the base of the mountain. The climb is steady though steep in parts. Enjoy superb views on the way including the Eye of the Needle on Mount Normans northern face.
The final approach to the summit is steep and only skilled and equipped rock-climbers should attempt the absolute summit.