Ballandean Pyramid

The Ballandean Pyramid stands as a distinct landmark in Wyberba, situated within the Granite Belt region of Queensland. This fifteen-metre tall structure consists of approximately 7,500 tonnes of local granite blocks stacked without mortar. While located on private vineyard property, the pyramid remains clearly visible to the public from Jacobsens Road. It represents a significant point of interest for travellers navigating the rural landscapes between Stanthorpe and the New South Wales border. Visitors to the area often combine a viewing of the pyramid with a trip to the nearby Girraween National Park, known for its massive granite outcrops and hiking trails. The site provides a unique photographic opportunity and serves as a testament to local land use and stone clearing practices. As the structure is on private land, access is restricted to roadside observation, ensuring the preservation of the surrounding agricultural environment.