Brisbane forest Park is today part of the national Park D Aguilar, located on the eponymous mountain range at the Western end of Brisbane. A large nature reserve lies in the basin of Enoggera near the nature reserve "mount coot-TA".

In the Park are the origins of several waterways in the region, including the South pine river, Enoggera Creek, gold Creek, Moggill Creek, and a tributary of Gap Creek, Cabbage Creek and cedar Creek. Here are the lake Manchester dam gold Creek and Enoggera.

The first national Park on the ridge D Aguilar – "Mahala" – was founded in 1930 social group Brisbane the Trustees of the national Park and recreational". In 1973, the band began exploring opportunities to create a Park between mount coot-TA and mount nebo. Initially, the City Council of Brisbane have found it impossible to open public recreational areas on-site, providing water for the entire city. To solve contradictions established a coordinating Committee, and in 1977 Parliamentary Decree declared the area of 25 thousand hectares of buffer zone. In 2009, the Brisbane forest Park was renamed and became one of the two sections of the national Park D Aguilar.

In the heart of wild nature "walk on the Bay" (located at the entrance to the Park on the way to mount nebo) to learn about the wildlife of Australia, to visit the through the bird aviary, aquarium and cages with the animals, including night with representatives of the Australian fauna. Here you can see the local birds, platypus, sugar flying possum, Wallaby, wombat, giant marsupial flying squirrels, spotted marsupial marten, a large opossum, snakes, lizards, turtles and fish.

Strolling in the Park you can choose one of many paths, padded in such a way as to protect nature and at the same time allow visitors better to meet her. The road to the falls greens falls leads through the rain forest to the top of the waterfall.

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