Interesting Walks Around Brisbane

Out and about in Brisbane and looking for some walks to do? Check out these walks, not only are they scenic, but they hold rich pasts that will make them all the more worthwhile.

Deception Bay

Deception Bay Heritage Trail is a fascinating and scenic 4 km waterfront walk that combines nature and history in one

Look out for the relics of an old Ipswich castle and coal mines on this interesting bush walk or bike trail

Pinic area inside Bellbird Grove, D'Aguilar National Park

One of the earliest bushwalking spots on the drive west from Brisbane, Bellbird Grove is also one of the most interesting

People on bikes on bike path in Redcliffe

This seaside walk of around 13km (4-5hrs) return starts at the southern tip of the Redcliffe peninsula.

Creek and bush in Tinchi Tamba Wetlands in Bald Hills

Of the coastal wetlands fringing Brisbane this is arguably the most picturesque with its stunning location

This leafy riverside trail of around 6km return includes the option for a meander through the ex convict farm and racecourse that is now the splendid New Farm Park

people walking in Rainforest Circuit Mt Glorious surrounded by tropical rainforest trees.

One of the D'Aguilar Ranges' best walks for least effort, the 1.9 km Rainforest Circuit features a gorgeous palm valley, some ancient trees and a clear flowing stream with a bit of history and relics thrown in

Large steel boulder in Rocks Riverside Park

The cement works adjacent to the entrance at first seem incongruous to this superb green expanse bordered by a hill of towering gums

This unique sea walk is strictly a low tide affair, when a sand causeway between tiny mangrove encircled King Island

Couple sitting on bench in Harold Walker Park Cleveland looking at the ocean.

This flat 4km walk/cycle, which takes in quaint 19th century buildings in the bay’s best preserved historical village as well as a number of secluded seafront parks on the way to Cleveland Point.