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Seary’s Creek Boardwalk
South East Queensland
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A short and easy boardwalk with stairs to access swimming and wading sections in the creek
Swimming
Toilets
Swamp or Wetland
Getting there
- From Brisbane, drive about 160km north on the Bruce Highway towards Gympie. At the southern edge of Gympie, turn onto Tin Can Bay Road and drive 42km, then turn right onto Rainbow Beach Road.
- From Maryborough, drive 57km south on the Cooloola Coast Road, then turn left onto Tin Can Bay Road and drive 3.5km, then turn right onto Rainbow Beach Road.
- Drive 16km along Rainbow Beach Road and turn into the Seary's Creek day-use area car park on your left.
Route/Trail notes
The Boardwalk forks halfway down. Turning left takes you upstream, and the swimming section here is shallower. The right fork takes you to a slightly deeper swimming hole.
You can see fishes all along the creek in the clear water, and blue tongues in the rushes and bush either side of the boardwalk.
Permits/Costs
No permits required.
Other References
https://parks.desi.qld.gov.au/parks/cooloola/attractions/searys-creek-day-use-area
GPS Tracks
- No GPS available for this walk yet.
Where
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