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Tallebudgera Creek is a hidden gem! The crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and lush surroundings create a perfect haven for relaxation. Great for picnics, swimming, and kayaking. A serene escape from the city hustle. A must-visit for nature enthusiasts and tranquility seekers.
The perfect place to clear one's mind. Take the walk that meanders down the river towards the coast. Just stunning.
It's a nice walk and a beautiful creek. If you have time to kill give it a try. Dogs aren't allowed in some areas so be wary
Date of visit: Sun 14 May 2023
Time : 8.30 am
There is a big car park at the David Fleay Wildlife Park so I started here.
The trail boardwalk and ground trail runs a bit alongside the estuary and the coast.
A tiny section had a land slip so some steps were constructed for a short detour.
I ended at the Ocean Parade Road and there are just 3 or 4 off-road free spaces to park a car. I continued my walk and made my way all the way to the Burleigh Heads National Park southern entrance. Toilets available there. I doubled back.
A pleasant and easy walk taking about 1 and a half hours.
Time : 8.30 am
There is a big car park at the David Fleay Wildlife Park so I started here.
The trail boardwalk and ground trail runs a bit alongside the estuary and the coast.
A tiny section had a land slip so some steps were constructed for a short detour.
I ended at the Ocean Parade Road and there are just 3 or 4 off-road free spaces to park a car. I continued my walk and made my way all the way to the Burleigh Heads National Park southern entrance. Toilets available there. I doubled back.
A pleasant and easy walk taking about 1 and a half hours.
An easy walk on a good trail other than where there has been a washout. Worth a visit if you're in the area. No dogs allowed.
Absolutely stunning walk. We started at the David Fleay end and hit the boardwalk and enjoyed the mangroves. We were surprised when it turned into more of a bush walk with scenic views and because flora. We walked as far as the first road which had a drinking water station and then made our way back. It was roughly 4kms to that point and back. We had a toddler with us so didn’t want to venture off the path too much, but we noticed walking paths towards the end of the walk that went to the beach. Would love to explore further another time.
My favourite place for a walking, beautiful view and very quiet and peaceful.
Very good walking track and one way about 1.5km.
Very good walking track and one way about 1.5km.
