White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate

White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate is a 3,000-hectare bushland reserve managed by Ipswich City Council on the eastern edge of Ipswich, Queensland. Centred on the prominent White Rock sandstone formation, it protects open eucalypt forest, heath and sandstone ridges. The estate is notable for its extensive walking trail network, scenic lookouts and biodiversity, forming one of South East Queensland's largest urban conservation reserves.

Visitors can expect a large natural bushland setting with marked walking trails ranging from short circuits to longer hikes. The landscape includes eucalypt woodland, heath, sandstone outcrops and the distinctive White Rock formation with a lookout offering views over Ipswich and Brisbane. Facilities are concentrated at Paperbark Flats picnic area and trailheads. Visitors can explore lookouts, ridgelines and forested valleys, with opportunities for bushwalking, nature observation and photography.