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One of Brisbane’s most charming walk/rides is buried in Eastern suburbia and leads to an ancient lagoon
Coochie Mudlo Island is one of Moreton Bay's most secluded and compact sand-fringed islands, relatively untouched by time or tourists
Following a scenic river gum-shaded path of around 2 km return, this peaceful walk has a playground at each end as well as a quirky role in Brisbane’s convict history
Out of the half dozen or so trails available to walk in this vast preserved bushland, the coolest and most scenic are on the southern side in the vicinity of some remnant ethereal lagoons
This path of approx 8km return meanders alongside Kedron Brook via what used to be farmlands
This 4km return creek side jaunt follows a shady flat paved path to Northey St City Farm
In summer, this bush and heathland, part of the landscape mosaic of the Mountain to Mangroves nature corridor, makes a wonderfully breezy retreat
This 6-7km return trail cuts a green swathe through the inner west and north, taking in wooded glades, parklands
This short shaded walk of roughly 2.5 km return cuts a swathe through and alongside a secret forest
This peaceful waterfront walk of around 2-2.5km return commences from the intersection of Friday St and Allpass Parade
Just over the hill and out of town centre one of the mini lakes that grace Springfield Lakes has a quirky promenade pathway of about 1.5km return
A thriving hotspot for all on-river and riverside activities is housed in the city’s singular remaining naval defence depot (circa 1888)
This swimming complex is one of those rare commodities encompassing swimming pools and a small water park under the one open roof.
With up-to-the-minute facilities and fringed by a grove of statuesque gum trees, Colmslie Pool is a fantastic all year amenity
Nestled on the foreshore, Manly Pool is a bright little patch of blue comprising a 25 m covered pool
This fantastic family friendly pool complex and playground features giant Joan Miro-esque water sculptures dotted in and round the kids’ pools.

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