Mount Mee

Mount Mee is a rural locality and forested mountain area in the D'Aguilar Range within the City of Moreton Bay, Queensland, about 60 km north-west of Brisbane. Part of D'Aguilar National Park, it is notable for its eucalypt forests, scenic lookouts, walking tracks and rural hinterland character. The area is a popular day-trip destination for scenic drives, bushwalking and views over the Glass House Mountains and Moreton Bay region.

Visitors can expect a quiet hinterland village surrounded by tall eucalypt forest and sections of D'Aguilar National Park. The area centres on Mount Mee Road with lookouts, picnic areas and signed walking tracks such as the Pitta Circuit and Dahmongah Lookout walk. Facilities are low-key and nature-focused with forest trails, interpretive signage and elevated viewpoints. There is no urban centre, shops are limited, and the experience is primarily scenic driving, short bushwalks and nature observation.

The Mount Mee area was used for timber getting from the 1870s, particularly red cedar and other hardwoods, with sawmills and forestry operations. Closer settlement for dairy farming and banana growing occurred from the early 1900s. The former Mount Mee Forestry Station and Gantry reflect the timber industry history, now interpreted within D'Aguilar National Park.

The area lies within the traditional lands of the Jinibara people. The forested landscape and D'Aguilar Range hold cultural significance for Aboriginal communities and later for forestry and farming communities that shaped the hinterland settlement character.