Test your fishing skills by fishing from the shore a boat in Lake Cania. Lake Cania is distinguished for saratoga catches, as well as bass, golden perch, silver perch, eel-tailed catfish, spangled perch, eel and snub-nosed garfish.

There are many scenic drives in the nearby area with creek crossings, very steep slopes, rough roads, or country roads. Explore Kroombit Tops National Park with the rusty remains of the old Gold mine of Monal Gold Fields or the crash site of Beautiful Betsy.

For a classic Aussie pub style meal visit Monto’s Grand Hotel. Enjoy a cold drink and meal while making friends with some of the locals.

Get the family together and pack your picnic basket for a picnic at Three Moon Creek. Three Moon picnic area has barbeques, sheltered tables, tank water and toilets.

Explore the Silo Art Trail in and around Monto, from immense silos to water tanks and even sides of buildings ranging up to hundreds of metres. There are many pieces to find across the community, the most famous being the Three Moon Silo.

The shortest walk of Cania Gorge National Park, Picnic Area circuit can be started from either end of Three Moon picnic area. The track runs alongside Three Moon Creek and offers views of the sandstone cliffs and eucalypt woodland.

This walk starts at the southern end of Three Moon picnic area and winds through eucalypt woodland and dry rainforest. The track then leads to the base of Dripping Rock and continues on to The Overhang.

This moderately steep track leads to the cliff face where a sidetrack branches north to Dragon Cave, where you will be able to see the natural black mural of a ‘dragon’ against the white sandstone wall. The southern branch of the track leads to Bloodwood Cave.

This scenic walk starts opposite Three Moon picnic area and leads to the Two Storey Cave circuit. The top section of the Two Storey Cave is home to insectivorous.

This walk is best walked in an anti-clockwise direction and crosses Doctors Gully several times. The track passes Fern Tree Pool and continues at a moderate climb up a sandstone escarpment to the Giant’s Chair lookout.

This short trail begins from a car park 900m south of Three Moon picnic area. The walk features a large brown image of a four-toed foot on the white sandstone cliff.

The tracks winds along a creek before passing into eucalypt woodland. At the former Shamrock gold mine site, there is a self-guided walk with information about life on the Cania Goldfields.

This walk is for experienced bushwalkers. The walk offers numerous lookout points with a great view down the gorge.