This track is in the Boondal wetlands and passes through mangroves fringing the shores of Moreton Bay and the banks of Nudgee Creek. Birdlife abounds in the mangroves and a birdhide overlooks the tidal flats at the creek mouth. The boardwalk allows you to explore the mangroves at anytime. but make sure you carry repellent as the sandies can be murder. The name means "Place of salt water"

Lookouts
Bird Watching
Picnic Facilities
Dogs Permitted
Swamp or Wetland
40m
Maximum Elevation
344m
Total Climb

Getting there

Drive to the end of O'Quinn Street, NUDGEE BEACH QLD. 

Maps

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Route/Trail notes

The walk is easy and the track is well defined. For further guidance see attached GPS.

Permits/Costs

Nil

Other References

Family Bushwalks in South East Queensland (ISBN 9780646946092) p110

Comments

The end part was a little confusing when you come out into a car park which is not the same one as where you started. Luckily we had done a bit of research and knew that if we followed the road, we would end up back where we parked.

Christy on 11 Apr, 2023

if you're in the area check out this walk, if not I don't think it's worth the trip. wear insect repellent.

Rach on 3 Nov, 2020

Lovely walk. Had fun spotting crabs at low tide.

amie on 1 Nov, 2020

Nice stroll to take your time observing, listening and smelling. Late arvo light adds to the atmosphere.

Wanderlust on 18 May, 2020

Lovely walk! Nice timber pathway.

Daia on 18 Aug, 2018

Perfect place to see the coastal line and mangroves

Hui Xiao on 8 Mar, 2018

Very busy this time but still good scenery

rob.bushman on 25 Nov, 2017

We were hoping to see the rainbow bee eaters but none were to be seen today though we have seen them here in the past. We enjoyed watching all of the different crabs among the mangroves though and also a couple of kingfishers.

Ian and Sue on 8 Oct, 2017

Nice walk for birdwatchers. This area is supposed to be good to spot Rainbow Honeyeaters. I didn't see any but I could hear them.

rob.bushman on 2 Jan, 2017

Did this with one of the scheduled guided tours on a weekend. Learned a fair bit about the history and plantlife. Lots of birdlife and the odd bearded dragon along the trail.

stryker on Mar, 2016

Can get very wet at times. Watch out for bike riders.

Grumps on 13 Jul, 2013

Great place to sit and watch the water. It's really peaceful here.

Ian and Sue on 7 May, 2012

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