Fancy talking a walk along our beautiful coastline this weekend? The Sunshine Coast has pathways stretching 73 kilometres from Bells Creek to Coolum, offering stunning coastal walks and rides for families.
The coastal pathways of Sunshine Coast are loved by visitors and locals. It’s an opportunity to get out into the fresh air and take advantage of the beautiful coastline the Sunshine Coast has to offer. You can explore the beaches, parks and leisure areas on or off-road, with a network of pathways on offer.
Here are five of the Sunshine Coast’s easy walks and rides for families.
5 great Sunshine Coast’s coastal walks and rides for families.
Bokarina Beach to Crummunda Park – 3.5km one way
Start your perfect summer adventure at Bokarina Beach’s snazzy new playground at Village Park. Take a dip in the ocean or enjoy a coffee and snack before starting your journey. It’s a flat walk or ride to Crummunda Park where you’ll be treated to a shady playground, barbecues, and public toilets. Family favourite Lake Currimundi is close by.
Golden Beach Esplanade – 1km to 2km one way
This scenic stretch is a lovely flat and shady walk or ride. Explore the charming cafes and stop at Fraser Park for a playground visit. Sandy beaches lead to the calm waters of the Pumicestone Passage.
Mount Coolum Beach to Marcoola Beach – 1.8km one way
If you’re dreaming of a tranquil outing, don’t miss this tree-covered route, which includes plenty of quiet beach accesses. It’s a great walk or ride for busy families seeking time out. The Marcoola section offers fantastic cafes and a playground.
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Mooloolaba Spit – 3.5km return
One of the Sunshine Coast’s most famous spots, this wide, flat and shady pathway offers stunning coastal views. Take a swim, visit the playground and stop for mouthwatering fish and chips at the spit end.
Buddina Beach to Point Cartwright – 2.5km return
There’s plenty to see and do around the Point Cartwright Headland and spectacular views. This walk or ride includes some hills and ends at picnic-perfect La Balsa Park.
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You can find out more about the Coastal Pathway by downloading a copy of the guide, or picking up a copy from your local bike shop, visitor information centre or council office.
Have you taken a walk or bike ride along the Sunshine Coast coastal walks? Which section did you do?
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