Bush walking on the Gold Coast coastal strip is an activity that should be put on your holiday itinerary, Burleigh Headland features a coastal walking trail and an upper walk trail with spectacular views of both the southern and northern Gold Coast.

Tallebudgera Conservation Park which meanders along Tallebudgera Estuary is a great walking trail, the clean crystal clear waters of Tallebudgera Creek and sand islands just off shore with prolific birdlife make this walk a must do activity, the bush walk eventually ends at David Fleay Wildlife Park.

Check the signage on the Koala Park entry for upgrades on this walking track you may only be able to access this walk from David Fleay Wildlife Park.

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Mount Cougal is a walk skirting the Queensland and New South Wales border and the prize being conquering the eastern summit of Mt Cougal, this is a walking trail for the experienced only.

Mount Warning is not part of the Gold Coast, but a walk that everyone should do once, just to see the beauty of the green cauldron with no state borders, from the summit a beautiful 360 degree view of northern NSW and Gold Coast Hinterland and beyond… is stretched out before you.

Currumbin Valley features a bush walking trail in the Mount Cougal Section of the Springbrook National Park; this walk is well serviced and suitable for wheel chair access.

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Check out the bushing walking trails below to enrich your holiday experience on Australia’s Gold Coast.

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