Weyba Creek Cycle Loop from Girraween grounds

Highlights

For those who want a picturesque longer loop than Girraweens criterium circuit, there are several on offer and this one is highly recommended.

Note: It’s not a signposted route, so follow the red trail on our map.

The route crosses Weyba Creek on both the charming historical wooden bridge and the soaring new bypass bridge for fantastic birdseye views of this natural area.

Weyba Creek is the channel by which waters flow from Lake Weyba out to the Noosa River.

The cycle or walking route winds through creekside parks, with minimal vehicle risks and maximum water views – and at times magnificent birdlife. There’s an Osprey that nests in the Weyba Park Mangrove Walk area as well as Mangrove Gerygones and Striated Herons.

This route is a great way around Weyba Creek for all abilities, just remember there are several road crossings.

How to get there

To the starting point: Park in the Girraween Sports Complex Carpark off Eenie Creek Road (near the roundabout that joins Langura Street.) There is parking for 160 cars. From here, head out to Eenie Creek Road and follow the cement pathway to your left that runs beside it.

To the end point: The end point is the same as your starting point.

About this place

Suitable for walking
Suitable for recreational cycling
Picnic table on site

Walking track grade: Grade 2; A formed track with gentle hills and the occasional step. Clearly signposted, and no walking experience needed.

Graded on the Queensland Parks walking track scale. Walk with care(opens in a new tab)

Managed by

Noosa Council

To report damage, a hazard or another problem with the trail:

07 5329 6500

Safety

Hazards on this trail

Several road crossings

In an emergency, call 000. Always adventure safely!

Always follow any local signage, it contains key information and conditions can change at any time.
Use the trails with consideration for your abilities, be prepared for the adventure ahead:
- Be aware of the weather conditions, found here: Bureau of Meteorology — Queensland(opens in a new tab)
- 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: Trail Hiking Australia — hike safety(opens in a new tab)
Sunshine Coast Council does its best to keep this information current, but things change, so be aware that a trail may not be as listed here.