Neighbours' reports of how the roads up and down the range are right now — clear, slow, or blocked — with the official QLDTraffic line for closures.
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Maleny sits up on the range with only a few steep ways down. When the range road is fogged in, flooded, blocked by a crash or a fallen tree, neighbours usually know before any official page does. Tap a road to say how it is right now — and check before you head off.
Tap a road to say how it is right now.
The main range climb down to Landsborough, the coast and the Bruce Highway — the primary way in and out.
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North along the plateau to Montville and Mapleton.
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West via Witta and Conondale toward Kenilworth — the side that floods and isolates first.
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Southwest via Wootha and Booroobin toward Peachester.
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A minor range route toward Peachester; single-laned in places since the 2022 landslips.
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How this works
These are neighbours, not an official service, and a quiet board doesn't mean every road is clear. In a life-threatening emergency call Triple Zero (000). For help in a storm or flood, call the SES on 132 500. Official road closures are on QLDTraffic, and the Sunshine Coast Disaster Hub (disasterhub.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au) carries warnings. In a bushfire, Queensland's advice is to leave early — don't wait for a warning.
Source: Road names from the Queensland road register (TMR); official channels QLDTraffic, SES (132 500) and the Sunshine Coast Disaster Hub, verified, checked 26 June 2026 (today).