There are a number of footpaths and boardwalks around the Lagoon enabling visitors to explore the numerous memorials which tell the story of Clermont's past. There is a rock water feature and bridge which crosses the lagoon, popular and picturesque backdrops for photography.

This is a lovely walk around Hood’s Lagoon with a lot of historical memorials to enjoy and read and a lovely old bridge in the middle. A painted train in the middle of town helps brighten everything up.

Aug 24, 2023 · 1. Hoods Lagoon – A Serene Oasis in the Heart of Clermont. Nestled within the town of Clermont, Hoods Lagoon offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The picturesque lagoon is surrounded by lush greenery, providing the perfect backdrop for picnics, birdwatching, and leisurely strolls.

Jul 13, 2022 · The best things to do in Clermont, Queensland, include the Hoods Lagoon walk, visiting the Clermont Historical Centre and seeing the Piano Up A Tree. Clermont, Queensland, is a fairly anonymous town in the fairly anonymous Isaac region of Queensland.

The town of Clermont is one of the most historic towns in northern Australia, having a colourful past, rich in drama and laced with tragedy. It was the first inland settlement in the tropics, making it a frontier town in the truest sense of the word.

Hoods Lagoon is a scenic natural watercourse full of birds and wildlife. The adjacent Centenary Park provides a peaceful atmosphere for picnics and barbecues. Follow the lagoon’s winding footpaths and boardwalk and learn about Clermont’s rich and often tragic history.

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There are a number of footpaths and boardwalks around the Lagoon enabling visitors to explore the numerous memorials which tell the story of Clermont's past. There is a rock water feature and bridge which crosses the lagoon, popular and picturesque backdrops for photography.

The lagoon remained popular for swimming and picnicking, providing the railway’s water needs (extended to Clermont in February 1884), serving windmills, and supplying water for the town. The old town lay dormant for over half a century.