Seventeen Mile Rocks

Seventeen Mile Rocks is a SUB AREA in Brisbane, Queensland.

Seventeen Mile Rocks is a tranquil riverside suburb in Brisbane, Queensland, offering a peaceful escape from the city's bustle while remaining well-connected. Nestled along the Brisbane River, this leafy enclave boasts scenic walking and cycling paths, with the nearby Seven Hills Bushland Reserve providing a pocket of native bushland perfect for birdwatching and gentle hikes. The suburb's name harks back to a historic milestone for early bullock teams, and today it blends suburban charm with easy access to riverfront parks, playgrounds, and boat ramps. Local cafes and dining spots in neighbouring suburbs like Indooroopilly and Kenmore add variety, while the city centre is just a 15-minute drive. Visitors appreciate the quiet residential streets, friendly community vibe, and the chance to explore the Brisbane River by kayak or picnic at Jack Cook Park. Though small, Seventeen Mile Rocks serves as a great base for exploring Brisbane's western suburbs, with attractions like the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Mount Coot-tha Lookout nearby. It's a hidden gem for travellers seeking a slow-paced, nature-infused retreat with easy city access.