The Canungra Hang Gliding Club is an association of both hang glider and paraglider pilots, dedicated to the advancement of free flight in our region.

The usual weather conditions in the Canungra area allow us to fly from Mt. Tamborine and Beechmont pretty much all year round, and international competitions are organised by the club every spring (check the HG and PG pages for more details).

The CHGC sites are suitable for pilots of all experience levels; from beginners for soaring the ridge lift a few hundred feet above the hill to advanced pilots who will climb to 10,000 feet in thermals and fly cross country as far as Dalby, Warwick, or Kyogle.

If you want to experience the joy of flight and soar with the eagles, join us in Canungra! If you are not a pilot yet, our local instructors are happy to offer both introductory tandem flights as well as full license courses.

Visiting pilots: please check the local rules and membership requirements on the Club Info page.

This website is meant as a collection point for flying-related information for local and visiting pilots, as well as to show-case the sport to the general public. If you need to contact any club officials, you will find the relevant information on the club info page.

As most of our sites are quite sensitive (because of the population pressure starting to affect Canungra), we kindly ask visiting pilots to study the Site Guide and the Pilot Code of Conduct documents carefully before flying in our area; the club section details the regulations for visiting pilots.

We hope that this website will provide you with useful information about flying in the Canungra area; if you have any comments or suggestions please feel free to contact us.

Weather Clinic: 2.2.

Phil Hystek is holding a weather conditions clinic next, on the 2.2.2010 at 1830 at his shop (just outside Canungra).

Tambo: No top landing at the moment

The Long Road landing field is currently a construction site and not usable for landing. Part of it is supposed to become available again in the future.