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Pizzey Park Gold Coast Dog Park

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Prizzey Park Gold Coast, Queensland Australia.  Best Dog Off Leash Park. Off-leash parks are being established by many local councils and are an important component of urban animal management due to increasing housing densities, resulting in more people living with their dogs in apartments or other homes without yards. Off-leash dog parks have many benefits for dogs and their owners. They provide the opportunity for dogs to exercise, socialise with other dogs, enjoy the fresh air, practice training techniques, play games and generally race around and burn off energy.

Snapper Rocks To Kirra Beach Walk

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Snapper Rocks to Kirra Beach Walk, Gold Coast, Queensland. Australia Coolangatta is Queensland’s most southerly town and a portal to both the Gold Coast and northern New South Wales. A little more laid-back than its glitzier companions on the Gold Coast, Coolangatta has uncrowded beaches, relaxing waterfront promenades and weekly markets on the foreshore. It’s a popular spot for families, as well as surfers who have heard rumours of the legendary swell that breaks on Coolangatta’s Point Danger. Coolangatta is one of the most vibrant, abundant, unspoiled destinations in the world. Its sub-tropical climate is perfect for outdoor fun all year round, with plenty of sunshine and many different vantage points, lookouts and walking tracks to explore the surroundings. The Ocean Walkway incorporates Point Danger, Snapper Rocks, Rainbow Bay, Greenmount, Coolangatta, Kirra Point, Kirra, Bilinga, Tugun, Currumbin, Currumbin Alley and Currumbin Creek estuary. The 18km...

Raby Bay Boulevard Park Walk

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Raby Bay Boulevard Park Walk, Queensland. Australia

Photography Session Cabbage Tree Creek

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Photography Session Cabbage Tree Creek, Brisbane, Queensland. Australia Up early I penciled a walk from Cabbage Tree Creek to Shorncliffe Pier following the dirt track bellow the cliffs. Walking North of Baxter’s Jetty you can make your way around by the shore eventually to Moora Park and Shorncliffe Pier in Bramble Bay. This walk seems popular for all ages and also for those with dogs. I walked along the esplanade, following the waterline around to Cabbage Tree Creek, the road is now Sinbad Road. You will pass two of the boating clubs housed there. There are many lawned parks and places for children to run around and burn off their energy, and there are great spots for a picnic lunch or just to sit and enjoy the seaside scenery. It is a lovely area to walk too. There are a number of food outlets in the area if you do not have your own picnic supplies. The waterfront is not far from the Shorncliffe Railway Station, or the Shorncliffe Pier. Upon entering the path I no...

Early Morning Walk from Southport to Surfers Paradise

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Early Morning Walk from Southport to Surfers Paradise Up early we had a 50 minute drive down the Gold Coast at dawn where the streets of Surfers Paradise resemble a ghost town, but head down to the beach and its peak hour, with beach walkers, fisherman, surfers, joggers and runners all taking advantage of the gorgeous Pacific Ocean sunrise and glassy waves. There’s no better way to start your day on the Gold Coast than with an early morning walk from Southport to Surfers Paradise. This 4.5–5 km coastal walk combines fresh ocean air, gentle cardio, mindfulness, and a splash of adventure — making it the perfect recipe for a healthy body and clear mind. The Gold Coast is a wonderful place to walk and thousands of visitors come here each year to do just that. Experiencing the Gold Coast on foot is one of the best things to do on the Gold Coast. With over 70 kilometres of pristine beaches this region is a beach walker’s paradise. The Gold Coast has numerous pet frie...