Statistics:
- Length:
- 56 km
- Termini:
- Northern: Bruce Hwy (M1) and Nambour-Bli Bli Rd (SR10), Nambour
- Southern: Steve Iriwn Way (Glass House Mountains Rd) (TD24), Landsborough
- Miscellaneous:
- Route taken: Landsborough-Maleny Rd, Mountain View Rd, Maleny-Stanley River Rd, Maleny-Montville Rd, Montville-Mapleton Rd, Nambour-Mapleton Rd and Nambour-Bli Bli Rd
- Suburbs, Towns & Localities Along Route:
- Landsborough, Mount Mellum, Bald Knob, Maleny, Balmoral Ridge, Montville, Flaxton, Mapleton,
Route Numbering:
- Current: 23
- Road Authority Internal Classification: 1
- 130 (Nambour)
- 493 (Maleny)
- 494 (Landsborough to Maleny)
- 496 (Mapleton to Nambour)
- 499 (Maleny to Montville)
General Information:
Tourist Drive 23 is a route in the Sunshine Coast's mountainous hinterland.
The route consists mostly of rural road standard and passes through bushland, rural, residential and low density commercial areas.
History:
- January 2011: A wildlife crossing constructed under Mountain View Road at Maleny. 2
Advance Directional Sign:
AD sign on Obi Obi Rd at Mapleton approaching Blackall Range Tourist Drive (TD23), January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Intersection Directional Sign:
ID sign assembly facing Obi Obi Rd at Mapleton, January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Distance Sign:
Reassurance directional sign on Mapleton-Nambour Rd (TD23) at Mapleton, January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Dulong Road:
Corner of Mapleton Rd (TD23) and Dulong Rd at Kureelpa, January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Carter Road:
Mapleton Rd (TD23) at Nambour at the junction with Carter Rd, January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Advance Directional Sign:
AD sign at Nambour approaching Bli Bli Rd (TD23) and Nambour Connection Rd (Old Bruce Hwy), January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
Nambour Connection Road and Bli Bli Road:
National Park Rd (TD23) at the junction with Bli Bli Rd (TD23) and Nambour Connection Rd, January 2009.
Image © Rob Tilley
1 QLD Government, Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland state-controlled roads and region maps, North Coast Region, November 2022.
2 Sunshine Coast Council, Media Releases, Crossing new paths for wildlife welfare, 27 Jan 2011.