The terrain varies from flat to gently undulating; it is beautifully framed by the Great Western Tiers known by the Aboriginal name of Kooparoona Niara meaning "Mountains of the Spirits". The Quamby Bluff is the foremost mountain and also the most dominant. There are many things to do in the Great Western Tiers.

There is Bushwalking from ½ hour easy walks, to walks that last up to 3 days:

• Banks of the Meander River 30 min walk;
• Historical Deloraine walk, starts at the Information Centre;
• Liffey Falls approx. ½ hour walk;
• Trapper's Hut approx. 1-hour return;
• Devil's Gullet Lookout approx. 20min return. (Allow 45min drive each way);
• Marakoopa Fern Glade approx. 20min return;
• The Alum Cliffs Approx. 40min return. ( Please take care especially with children, when nearing the end of this track, as a barrier does not protect the cliffs. );
• Meander Falls 6 hr return;
• Quamby Bluff approx 6 hr. walk and
• Lake Rowallen & start of Walls of Jerusalem Walk is an overnight Adventure of 2 to 3 Days.

For longer walks Safety Guidelines must be followed and should only be attempted by experienced walkers, as weather conditions can change rapidly, even in summer. Always report your Departure, Destination and Return to a responsible person.