Woodgrove Ciruit

Highlights

Start at the picnic area at Woodgrove Blvd, Beerwah. The picnic area has a nice view of the pond. Drinking water and BBQ is available. The play area is suited to young children. Watch out for Moorhens feeding along the banks of the pond and Cormorants drying their wings.

Walk south along Woodgrove Blvd and turn left (east) on the pathway that borders the Upper Coochin Creek Environmental Reserve. This reserve is a hidden gem in Beerwah with numerous birds and butterfly species to look out for as you walk along the path. Listen out for the Eastern Whipbird and keep a look out for the Orchard Swallowtail – one of the largest swallowtail butterflies in our region. There are a few benches and a seating area along the path to enjoy the shade under the Flooded Gums, Stringy Barks and Paper barks. Stop at the picnic bench on the corner of Pepper Tree way to head back. For a short way back, cut across Pepper Tree Way or Maidenhair Drive to Woodgrove Blvd. The walk may be extended from Pepper Tree by 200 or 300 m by continuing to Hickory Court. Veer left and follow the grassed walkway and bush track ending on a rocky outcrop by the Coochin Creek waterhole. This extension to the walk is only suited to walkers. Return the same way to re-join the path and cross the road.

About this place

Suitable for walking
Suitable for recreational cycling
Drinking water available
Barbeque on site
Picnic table on site
Playground on site

Walking track grade: Grade 1; Flat and well formed with no steps, and no longer than 5km. Signposted the whole way, and suitable for a wheelchair with someone to help.

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

Managed by

Sunshine Coast Council

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Safety

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.