Tallebudgera Creek Estuary to Burleigh Headland and Ridge Park


Details
Area: Burleigh NP and Burleigh Ridge Park
Distance: 12 km approx
Time: 3 - 4 hours
Difficulty: Easy Grade 1
Start Time: 9.30am
Carry your lunch in your back-pack.
Cost: $2
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Walker leader: Needed
Please read the Conditions of Group Membership and event participation at the end of the walk description.
We start at the end of Murlong Crescent, where you will find ample car parking spaces plus on-road parking.
We will then walk along the estuaries edge towards the highway and across the bridge, into Burleigh Heads NP.
On entering the park, we will take the upper route (a slight incline) to the viewing platform, where you maybe lucky enough to see a migrating whale, if not, on a clear day the high rises of Coolangatta and the coastline are clearly visible. The views are well worth the effort. We will then make our way downwards, after the slight incline, to the views on the other side of Burleigh Heads Hill, to see the skyscrapers of Surfers.
From here taking the lower path back towards the bridge will lead us to Koala Park where we will do a round trip which will include the area around Fleay's, Burleigh Ridge Park and the Tallebudgera Conservation Park, before returning to our vehicles.
Meet at 9.15 am at the far end from the sea of Murlong Crescent which is just off Tallebudgera Drive, either first right at the roundabout or next right a little further along the road.
Please read the Conditions of Group Membership and event participation at the end of the walk description.

Tallebudgera Creek Estuary to Burleigh Headland and Ridge Park