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1.5km
Trail type
Skill Level
One-way Length
One-way
A coastal path that starts in the bushland at the end of Dicky Beach and takes you through a shaded pathway to the eastern end of Currimundi Lake.
SUITABILITY
Suitable for walkers and recreational cyclists and is an easy grade.
HIGHLIGHTS
This is an easy 2 kilometre one-way walk or cycle that is part of the Sunshine Coast Coastal Pathway. Walkers have the option to walk along the beach or on the path through beautiful coastal bushland – a great path for hotter days and for recreational cyclists.
The path takes you across a bridge over Coondibah Creek that gives you a more expansive view of the beach. The creek is also a local dog swimming hole. Continue northwards and you will reach the sandspit of Currimundi Beach and Lake Curriumundi.
TAKE CARE
Bikes on pathway can come through quite quickly so dogs must be on leash for everyone's safety. Give dogs free time at the lake.
AFTERWARDS
At the Currimundi Beach end stop and enjoy refreshments at the local coffee shop (Coco’s Beach Café). Alternatively, you can continue along the pathway through the trees, beside the lake to Frank McIvor Park. When you reach your turning point, head back to Ann St.
HOW TO GET THERE
To the starting point: Park your car at Dicky Beach and then head towards the surf club and you’ll see the pathway continue on past the club.
To the end point: The end point is the same as the starting point.
A coastal path that starts in the bushland at the end of Dicky Beach and takes you through a shaded pathway to the eastern end of Currimundi Lake.
SUITABILITY
Suitable for walkers and recreational cyclists and is an easy grade.
HIGHLIGHTS
This is an easy 2 kilometre one-way walk or cycle that is part of the Sunshine Coast Coastal Pathway. Walkers have the option to walk along the beach or on the path through beautiful coastal bushland – a great path for hotter days and for recreational cyclists.
The path takes you across a bridge over Coondibah Creek that gives you a more expansive view of the beach. The creek is also a local dog swimming hole. Continue northwards and you will reach the sandspit of Currimundi Beach and Lake Curriumundi.
TAKE CARE
Bikes on pathway can come through quite quickly so dogs must be on leash for everyone's safety. Give dogs free time at the lake.
AFTERWARDS
At the Currimundi Beach end stop and enjoy refreshments at the local coffee shop (Coco’s Beach Café). Alternatively, you can continue along the pathway through the trees, beside the lake to Frank McIvor Park. When you reach your turning point, head back to Ann St.
HOW TO GET THERE
To the starting point: Park your car at Dicky Beach and then head towards the surf club and you’ll see the pathway continue on past the club.
To the end point: The end point is the same as the starting point.
Activities and facilities
Glossary
Suitable for wheelchairs- Suitable for walking
- Suitable for recreational cycling
Suitable for mountain biking
Suitable for horse riding
Suitable for kayaking
Drinking water available
No drinking water available
Barbeque on site
Picnic table on site
Toilets on site
Fires permitted
Fires prohibited
Camping permitted
Camping prohibited
- Suitable for walking
- Suitable for recreational cycling
- Drinking water available
- Barbeque on site
- Picnic table on site
Toilets on site- Fires prohibited
Camping prohibited
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Reviews
Review Date: 30/05/2019
You can't beat a sunrise or sunset walk along here. A mix of options for where you walk, whether along the path and boardwalk, or along the beach. I always come across friendly locals that give a smile or a hello. No inclines so a perfect, relaxing walk for two legged and even four legged creatures.
Reviewed By: Terri
Review Date: 28/11/2018
A great bike ride suitable for primary aged children. My 5 and 8 year old boys enjoy the easy ride and I love that this is an activity the whole family can do.
Reviewed By: Maree
Review Date: 13/11/2018
A lovely coastal walk combining ocean views, sections of shady coastal canopy and lots of friendly locals with their canine friends.
Reviewed By: Sonja
Review Date: 11/11/2018
I love this walk! A wonderful mix of ocean views, wetlands and lots of birdlife. Great walk to do early in the morning or late in the afternoon.
Reviewed By: Julie
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Safety
IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL '000'.
Always Adventure Safely!
- Always follow any local signage, it contains key information and conditions can change at any time.
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Use the trails with consideration for your abilities, be prepared for the adventure ahead:
- Be aware of the weather conditions, found here: http://www.bom.gov.au/qld/.
- Always wear appropriate clothing, focus on good footwear.
- Always bring more water than you think you will need.
- Be Sun Safe!
- Always let someone know where you are going that isn’t going with you.
- Just getting started try this site for good useful information: https://www.trailhiking.com.au/hike-safety/
- Sunshine Coast Council does it’s best to maintain current information but things can change so always be aware that a trail may not be as listed in this guide, and report and issues via our feedback link.
Maintenance and Enquiries
Sunshine Coast Council
For any issues with this experience please contact:
Sunshine Coast Council via 07 5475 7272 or via e-mail: adventure@sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
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