Noosa is just amazing. Everywhere you glance, there’s something incredible to see. The ocean mesmerizes you with its clear, turquoise waters. The National Parks are so lush, and when you gaze up, you might just spot a koala chilling in a gum tree. Scenic walks in Noosa are packed with views, offering something cool to see in every direction you look.
Noosa National Park – Choose your own adventure
Most walking guides in Noosa will point you to Noosa National Park, and it’s worth it. With loads of trails to check out, you can pick a spot nearby or venture further depending on how much walking you’re up for. The highlight of the park is the Noosa Coastal Track, which takes you along a well-kept path with stunning views of the bays and cliffs. If you follow this trail, you’ll end up at Sunshine Beach. From there, you can hop on a bus back to Noosa Heads if you’re not keen on walking all the way back. The park offers a variety of trails suitable for different preferences and fitness levels. And don’t forget about the inland Tanglewood Track too!
Mount Tinbeerwah Lookout Walk – 1km
This short 1km track up to the very top of Mt. Tinbeerwah in Tewantin National Park isnโt very challenging. Weโd recommend it for someone wanting to get a little active at the end of the day. However, the views are incredible, with a 360-degree overlook of the mountains, hinterland, and ocean beyond. The track is ideal for families and is safely fenced off throughout the track and viewpoint.
Kin Kin Countryside Trail – 14km
Take a leisurely stroll or hop on a bike to explore the picturesque scenery of the Noosa hinterland on this 14-kilometre loop. Have a laid-back picnic at Sheppersons Park or Gradys Park. Make sure to keep an eye out for some amazing bird-watching spots along the route.
The Ocean Track – Coolum to Peregian – 6.3km
To get away from the masses of Hastings Street we suggest heading to Peregian Beach.There is an ocean track that will take you between Coolum and Peregian. Here, you can look out at the peaceful sea, listen to birds, and even climb a small sand dune along the way.
When going for walks in Noosa, remember to bring water, sunscreen, and your swimsuit. Exploring the Hinterlands may lead you to discover lakes and swimming spots. The summer heat can be intense, but the breathtaking views and relaxed vibe in Noosa are worth it. Don’t hesitate to take a refreshing dip if you come across a tempting spot. Noosa’s beauty and tranquil ambiance will leave you in awe.
