First Nations Information
The First Nations people from this area are Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi and Jinibara.
The Kabi Kabi people of the Sunshine Coast are the coastal or saltwater people and took their name from the pale honey gathered from the eucalypts of the hinterland. The group was made up of a number of smaller tribes including the Nalbo, Kabi, Dallambara and Undanb, inhabiting the region from Elimbah Creek in the south, to Cooloola National Park in the north.
The Jinibara people of the Sunshine Coast are the inland or mountain people and their names means “people of the lawyer vine” (jinni = lawyer vine; bara = people), thus referring to the mountainous nature of their country where the lawyer vine grows. The Jinibara People’s traditional land embraces the Blackall Ranges and the area west of Old Gympie Road. The Jinibara People consist of four sub-groups or clans, being the Dungidau centred on Kilcoy, Villeneuve and Mt Archer area, the Nalbo of the Blackall Range and much of the Glasshouse Mountains area, the Dala between Woodford and the Blackall Range, and the Garumngar of the rolling country between the Brisbane River and Mt Crosby and what today is the southern edge of Brisbane Forest Park.
All information collected has been carried out with research, respect and best interest however, we welcome feedback from the community.
This region has 2 unlocated crags! If you think you know where Kondalilla or Undisided are located then please take a minute to locate them for the climbing community.
Locating crags gives you Karma points. Please contact us if you have any issues.
Kristin Van Kester on ★★★ The Great Devoid 22 - Kristin on the great devoid
@kenny at Mt Ninderry - 69CB133E-D1D4-42ED-B818-8175BB262894.jpeg
KimberleyTreichel at Mt Coolum - Screaming Insanity