kids walks

15 of the very best bush walks for kids in and around Brisbane, taking in old gold mines, castle ruins, waterfalls and more

A part of Springbrook National Park, Cougal Cascades is home to a stunning waterfall and an easy, but beautiful, rainforest walk

The Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens is a fantastic day out for all ages – and the best part is, it needn’t cost you a cent

South East Queensland awash with unique and beautiful bush walks and hikes, many of them ideal for families, and all within 2 hours drive from Brisbane.

The hike to majestic White Rock in Spring Mountain Conservation Park is approximately 6 km return and is great for the whole family

This is a particularly scenic and easy walk or ride of about 6km return passing through a myriad of waterfront picnic spots and playgrounds on its way to the historical jetty at Shorncliffe.

Mount French, with its easy walks, beautiful scenery and stunning lookouts is a perfect spot for a family outing

This rewarding and easy hike in the Binna Burra section of Lamington Park has many vantage points to enjoy three stunning vistas

This scenic Redland Bay walk starts at the Pelican Slipway café and follows the shoreline south for about half an hour each way

Stockyard Creek Circuit is an easy child and dog friendly bush walk through Brisbane Koala Bushland, suitable for all ages and abilities

One of Brisbane bayside’s most beautiful walks, this Redland Bay path features tiny red sand beaches and stunning island views

Venman Bushland National Park is 415 hectares of preserved bushland in Mount Cotton with 2 popular walking tracks to choose from

The Children's Hide'n'Seek Trail, a kind of mystery tour through a Brisbane Botanical Gardens forest is aimed at children, big kids are sure to enjoy it too.

Bunyaville Conservation Park is a true wildlife sanctuary right in the middle of Brisbane suburbia with well maintained tracks

This lovely green belt pathway winds its way from Mountains to Mangroves along Cabbage Tree Creek from Ferny Hills through to Arana Hills.

One of the earliest bushwalking spots on the drive west from Brisbane, Bellbird Grove is also one of the most interesting.