Lake Argyle in the Kimberleys is the second largest freshwater reservoir on the Ord River. It is part of the Ord River Irrigation Scheme and keeps Lake Kununurra at a constant level, downstream on the Ord River. The Ord River then flows into the Scambridge Gulf, one of five rivers seen at the Five Rivers … Read more
Buderim Forest Park is a small rainforest reserve along Martins Creek, with a boardwalk starting from Harry’s Lane at the northern end. Harry’s Lane is the easiest entrance to the park with a boardwalk following Martins Creek upstream, much better access for wheelchairs and strollers. The boardwalk only goes so far before it turns into … Read more
Red Beach is a dog friendly beach at the bottom end of Bribie Island, it is one of the lesser known beaches sitting hidden from the main traffic roads. To the north is Buckley’s Hole and Bongaree, often chosen for the calmer water and beaches. To the east is Woody Bay and around the point … Read more
Bribie Island is the most accessible of three islands protecting the Moreton Bay area, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The Ocean Beach on the eastern side of the island stretches for over 30 kilometres, accessible only by 4WD. Bribie Island National Park is a playground of many types, from four-wheel driving along the beach and … Read more
Surf Beach at Woorim on Bribie Island is on the ocean side of the island, the closest surf beach on the north side of Brisbane. Woorim is an Aboriginal word for kangaroo. The main parking area is in front of the Bribie Island Surf Lifesavers Club. The beach is regularly patrolled by the volunteer surf … Read more