Glasshouse Mountains - Mt Ngungun

The view from the top to Tibrogargan (which is 364 m high). According to Aboriginal legend Tibrogargan was the father and Beerwah (at 555 m the highest of all the peaks) the mother. They had a number of children of whom Coonowrin (377 m - the narrow and most dramatic of all the volcanic plugs) was the eldest, Tunbubudla were the twins (293 m and 312 m), Coochin (235 m), Ngungun (253 m), Tibberoowuccum (220 m), Miketeebumulgrai (199 m) and Elimbah (129 m). The Glass House Mountains area was a special meeting place where many Aboriginal people gathered for ceremonies and trading. This place is considered spiritually significant with many ceremonial sites still present and protected today.