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Welcome to Coastal cruising Feel the history Take a walk Shorebird hotspot Take your 4WD for a day trip or last-minute, beach getaway. Scattered along the sand dunes near the island’s northern Go for a leisurely walk to discover Bribie Island’s relaxed Visit the sandbanks of Buckleys Hole Conservation Park Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area, Tour the beautiful expanse of beach, passing freshwater tip are a series of World War II-built forts and gun natural beauty. The Bicentennial bushwalks are a selection to meet the park’s most well-known and mesmerising lagoons that are a perfect spot to stop and cool off. emplacements facing Moreton Bay. Fort Bribie was vital to of easy-grade walks beginning near the Community Arts visitors—the migrating shorebirds. the defence of Brisbane, guarding the strategically important Centre on Sunderland Drive. Amble through eucalypt and Buckleys Hole Conservation Park Pull over, sit back, relax and enjoy the sun and sand with This beautiful and diverse area is of national and global North West shipping channel that runs close to the island. forests, wallum heathlands and paperbark wetlands to family and friends. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse significance for shorebirds, with thousands returning in escape the heat and delight in the peaceful surrounds. of the island’s birdlife—osprey, sea eagles, brahminy and Walk in from the beach to discover the hidden relics. summer to roost and feed in the wetlands following their Replace the city bustle with an island paradise complete with stretches of white sandy beaches, azure waters Enjoy the wildflowers and look for colourful birds like whistling kites—soaring along the coastline. Enjoy a game A walking track, behind the dunes, from the southern annual migration from breeding areas in Alaska, Siberia and stunning wildlife. Explore precious havens of open woodlands, scrubby coastal heaths bursting with spring rainbow bee-eaters, red-backed fairy-wrens and eastern of beach cricket before indulging in a sleepy picnic on the water tank links the World War II relics. Follow in the and China. and autumn wildflowers and fragrant paperbark wetlands. Stretch out on golden beaches with curving sand yellow robins flitting through the trees. sand, watching the waves roll into the shore. footsteps of the men and women that defended our dunes offering picturesque sea views and the chance to see dolphins frolicking in the water. Paddle a kayak Grab your binoculars and sit quietly in the bird hide coastline and get a glimpse into life during the war. Begin near the waterhole, and take a stroll through wallum past black-necked storks and mangrove honeyeaters in the coastal lagoons or throw a fishing line among For keen fishers, there are many ways and places to make overlooking the lagoon to get a close-up view of the heathland species, including grass trees and banksias, on the sandbars and tidal flats of this ever-changing sand landscape. that memorable catch. Launch your boat and fish the astonishing variety of birds. Watch these winged marvels the Banksia Bicentennial bushwalk (500m one way, allow Pumicestone Passage or, cruise the beach in your 4WD taking to the skies with incredible acrobatics, or feeding 15min walking time). and stop to wet a line in the surf along the wide expanse on yabbies, worms and pipis from the water. of ocean beach. Enter a slice of tropical paradise where cabbage tree palms Shorebirds can be adversely affected by human activities Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area is a and tassel cord-rushes fringe the walking tracks on the such as fishing and dog walking on sandbanks in the great place to take your family and friends camping Palm Grove Bicentennial bushwalk (1.3km return, allow 1hr intertidal zone. With more than tens of thousands of and it’s only 1.5hr by road from Brisbane. The surf walking time). Not far from here, you can find blueberry ash kilometres to cover on the wing, the summer months beach and calm waters of Pumicestone Passage with seasonal fruits and flowers, twig rush and the swamp North Spit (below), of rest and relaxation are crucial to their survival. are ideal for keen anglers and boaties. For wildlife WWII southern searchlight (right). water fern. enthusiasts, the island offers a rich array of birdlife, Photos: © Qld Govt (below); Leanne Siebuhr © Qld Govt (right) Please ensure you do not disturb shorebirds or their chicks. The Melaleuca Bicentennial bushwalk (1.5km return, wallabies, kangaroos, possums and bandicoots Enjoy them from a distance and give them a wide berth when allow 1.25hr walking time) will have you wandering through with the surrounding marine park home to turtles, passing. Leave domestic animals at home as they are not a paperbark wetland and bloodwood forest with vanilla dugong, dolphins and migratory shorebirds. permitted in Buckleys Hole Conservation Park. Ranger Leanne lilies, wallum wedge pea and grass trees scattered in the understorey. Look up into the canopy and gaze into the Buckleys Hole Conservation Park (below), ‘arms’ of beautiful bloodwood trees. Eastern curlews (inset). Photos: Adam Creed © Qld Govt (below); If you prefer to be out in the open soaking up the sunshine, © Qld Govt (inset) hit the beach for a soul cleansing walk. Let the cool water lap over your feet as the waves crash on the shoreline. Feel the holiday buzz rubbing shoulders with dozens of beachgoers enjoying family time by the surf.

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ParkAlerts for closure dates. closure for letters. by defined entrances track

Service, Wildlife and Parks Queensland

qld.gov.au/ParkAlerts

travel. you before at

qld.gov.au/ during very high tides. Check Check tides. high very during with dunes the behind just located are sites camping. group and 2020. Queensland of ©State

that this camping area may be closed closed be may area camping this that Passage. Pumicestone in area camping camp Numbered area. camping trailers camper for Suitable trees. shady toilet. portable own your Bring for management purposes. Check current conditions conditions current Check purposes. management for

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Welcome to Coastal cruising Feel the history Take a walk Shorebird hotspot Take your 4WD for a day trip or last-minute, beach getaway. Scattered along the sand dunes near the island’s northern Go for a leisurely walk to discover Bribie Island’s relaxed Visit the sandbanks of Buckleys Hole Conservation Park Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area, Tour the beautiful expanse of beach, passing freshwater tip are a series of World War II-built forts and gun natural beauty. The Bicentennial bushwalks are a selection to meet the park’s most well-known and mesmerising lagoons that are a perfect spot to stop and cool off. emplacements facing Moreton Bay. Fort Bribie was vital to of easy-grade walks beginning near the Community Arts visitors—the migrating shorebirds. the defence of Brisbane, guarding the strategically important Centre on Sunderland Drive. Amble through eucalypt and Buckleys Hole Conservation Park Pull over, sit back, relax and enjoy the sun and sand with This beautiful and diverse area is of national and global North West shipping channel that runs close to the island. forests, wallum heathlands and paperbark wetlands to family and friends. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse significance for shorebirds, with thousands returning in escape the heat and delight in the peaceful surrounds. of the island’s birdlife—osprey, sea eagles, brahminy and Walk in from the beach to discover the hidden relics. summer to roost and feed in the wetlands following their Replace the city bustle with an island paradise complete with stretches of white sandy beaches, azure waters Enjoy the wildflowers and look for colourful birds like whistling kites—soaring along the coastline. Enjoy a game A walking track, behind the dunes, from the southern annual migration from breeding areas in Alaska, Siberia and stunning wildlife. Explore precious havens of open woodlands, scrubby coastal heaths bursting with spring rainbow bee-eaters, red-backed fairy-wrens and eastern of beach cricket before indulging in a sleepy picnic on the water tank links the World War II relics. Follow in the and China. and autumn wildflowers and fragrant paperbark wetlands. Stretch out on golden beaches with curving sand yellow robins flitting through the trees. sand, watching the waves roll into the shore. footsteps of the men and women that defended our dunes offering picturesque sea views and the chance to see dolphins frolicking in the water. Paddle a kayak Grab your binoculars and sit quietly in the bird hide coastline and get a glimpse into life during the war. Begin near the waterhole, and take a stroll through wallum past black-necked storks and mangrove honeyeaters in the coastal lagoons or throw a fishing line among For keen fishers, there are many ways and places to make overlooking the lagoon to get a close-up view of the heathland species, including grass trees and banksias, on the sandbars and tidal flats of this ever-changing sand landscape. that memorable catch. Launch your boat and fish the astonishing variety of birds. Watch these winged marvels the Banksia Bicentennial bushwalk (500m one way, allow Pumicestone Passage or, cruise the beach in your 4WD taking to the skies with incredible acrobatics, or feeding 15min walking time). and stop to wet a line in the surf along the wide expanse on yabbies, worms and pipis from the water. of ocean beach. Enter a slice of tropical paradise where cabbage tree palms Shorebirds can be adversely affected by human activities Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area is a and tassel cord-rushes fringe the walking tracks on the such as fishing and dog walking on sandbanks in the great place to take your family and friends camping Palm Grove Bicentennial bushwalk (1.3km return, allow 1hr intertidal zone. With more than tens of thousands of and it’s only 1.5hr by road from Brisbane. The surf walking time). Not far from here, you can find blueberry ash kilometres to cover on the wing, the summer months beach and calm waters of Pumicestone Passage with seasonal fruits and flowers, twig rush and the swamp North Spit (below), of rest and relaxation are crucial to their survival. are ideal for keen anglers and boaties. For wildlife WWII southern searchlight (right). water fern. enthusiasts, the island offers a rich array of birdlife, Photos: © Qld Govt (below); Leanne Siebuhr © Qld Govt (right) Please ensure you do not disturb shorebirds or their chicks. The Melaleuca Bicentennial bushwalk (1.5km return, wallabies, kangaroos, possums and bandicoots Enjoy them from a distance and give them a wide berth when allow 1.25hr walking time) will have you wandering through with the surrounding marine park home to turtles, passing. Leave domestic animals at home as they are not a paperbark wetland and bloodwood forest with vanilla dugong, dolphins and migratory shorebirds. permitted in Buckleys Hole Conservation Park. Ranger Leanne lilies, wallum wedge pea and grass trees scattered in the understorey. Look up into the canopy and gaze into the Buckleys Hole Conservation Park (below), ‘arms’ of beautiful bloodwood trees. Eastern curlews (inset). Photos: Adam Creed © Qld Govt (below); If you prefer to be out in the open soaking up the sunshine, © Qld Govt (inset) hit the beach for a soul cleansing walk. Let the cool water lap over your feet as the waves crash on the shoreline. Feel the holiday buzz rubbing shoulders with dozens of beachgoers enjoying family time by the surf.

Shifting sand has left some structures exposed on the beach and weathering has made them unstable. For your safety, admire the structures from a distance. Keep behind the barriers and do not climb on or over the unstable ruins. Photo:s © Tourism and Events Queensland; (inset): Deb Muller © Qld Govt Muller Deb (inset): Queensland; Events and © Tourism Photo:s

Photos: Adam Creed © Qld Govt (front cover); © Qld Govt (back cover) (back Govt Qld © cover); (front Govt Qld © Creed Adam Photos:

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if the beach and inland tracks are open to visitors. to open are tracks inland and beach the if

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indicate entrances park the at signs condition Road

Science. and Environment of Department

ParkAlerts for closure dates. closure for letters. by defined entrances track

Service, Wildlife and Parks Queensland

qld.gov.au/ParkAlerts

travel. you before at

qld.gov.au/ during very high tides. Check Check tides. high very during with dunes the behind just located are sites camping. group and 2020. Queensland of ©State

that this camping area may be closed closed be may area camping this that Passage. Pumicestone in area camping camp Numbered area. camping trailers camper for Suitable trees. shady toilet. portable own your Bring for management purposes. Check current conditions conditions current Check purposes. management for

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Amble through eucalypt and Buckleys Hole Conservation Park Pull over, sit back, relax and enjoy the sun and sand with This beautiful and diverse area is of national and global North West shipping channel that runs close to the island. forests, wallum heathlands and paperbark wetlands to family and friends. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse significance for shorebirds, with thousands returning in escape the heat and delight in the peaceful surrounds. of the island’s birdlife—osprey, sea eagles, brahminy and Walk in from the beach to discover the hidden relics. summer to roost and feed in the wetlands following their Replace the city bustle with an island paradise complete with stretches of white sandy beaches, azure waters Enjoy the wildflowers and look for colourful birds like whistling kites—soaring along the coastline. Enjoy a game A walking track, behind the dunes, from the southern annual migration from breeding areas in Alaska, Siberia and stunning wildlife. Explore precious havens of open woodlands, scrubby coastal heaths bursting with spring rainbow bee-eaters, red-backed fairy-wrens and eastern of beach cricket before indulging in a sleepy picnic on the water tank links the World War II relics. Follow in the and China. and autumn wildflowers and fragrant paperbark wetlands. Stretch out on golden beaches with curving sand yellow robins flitting through the trees. sand, watching the waves roll into the shore. footsteps of the men and women that defended our dunes offering picturesque sea views and the chance to see dolphins frolicking in the water. Paddle a kayak Grab your binoculars and sit quietly in the bird hide coastline and get a glimpse into life during the war. Begin near the waterhole, and take a stroll through wallum past black-necked storks and mangrove honeyeaters in the coastal lagoons or throw a fishing line among For keen fishers, there are many ways and places to make overlooking the lagoon to get a close-up view of the heathland species, including grass trees and banksias, on the sandbars and tidal flats of this ever-changing sand landscape. that memorable catch. Launch your boat and fish the astonishing variety of birds. Watch these winged marvels the Banksia Bicentennial bushwalk (500m one way, allow Pumicestone Passage or, cruise the beach in your 4WD taking to the skies with incredible acrobatics, or feeding 15min walking time). and stop to wet a line in the surf along the wide expanse on yabbies, worms and pipis from the water. of ocean beach. Enter a slice of tropical paradise where cabbage tree palms Shorebirds can be adversely affected by human activities Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area is a and tassel cord-rushes fringe the walking tracks on the such as fishing and dog walking on sandbanks in the great place to take your family and friends camping Palm Grove Bicentennial bushwalk (1.3km return, allow 1hr intertidal zone. With more than tens of thousands of and it’s only 1.5hr by road from Brisbane. The surf walking time). Not far from here, you can find blueberry ash kilometres to cover on the wing, the summer months beach and calm waters of Pumicestone Passage with seasonal fruits and flowers, twig rush and the swamp North Spit (below), of rest and relaxation are crucial to their survival. are ideal for keen anglers and boaties. 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Ningi W 6 Fishing, crabbing, bait collecting and other forms of ‘take’ e G ls o Br Bribie b o are prohibited in the Tripcony Bight–Long Island (MNP02) ibi y d e Bridge w Woorim Island Road P i d n and Westaways Creek (MNP01) marine national park (green) e D 7 r zones. Important habitats including mudflats, seagrass First Ave beds, mangroves, saltmarsh and clay pan communities are 8 Skirmish protected here. For more information about marine park T o Bongaree Point Sandstone Point o rules and permitted activities, visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks rb ul S t Photos: (1) © Tourism and Events Qld; (2) Brendan McLarty © Qld Govt; (3) © Qld Govt; (4—6) Adam Creed Buckleys Hole © Qld Govt; (7) © Qld Govt; (8) Trevor Mullen © Qld Govt Conservation Park 4 Scale 0 1 2 3 4km To Bruce Highway

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4WD track 4WDs not permitted park, including at camp sites or 1 north of northern searchlight in your vehicle while travelling Ranger station through these areas. Bribie Island—hard to resist! 4WD access—vehicle access End of Fort Bribie Walk permit (VAP) required Fires are permitted only Don’t waste another glorious day of sunshine, by staying indoors. Drive to Bribie Island and be Boat access 2 in designated fire rings in day-use and camping areas. relaxing on the beach within just 1.5hr from Brisbane. Bribie Island is the perfect last-minute Parking Start of Fort Bribie Walk Fire is prohibited in all other getaway escape—a world away from the pressures of day-to-day life. A place that can be Toilets locations in the Bribie Island enjoyed by nature lovers, water sport enthusiasts and families alike. Fort Bribie day-use area National Park and Recreation Day-use area Area including the beach down Ro to low water mark. Picnic table ys R oad Lighthouse Reach Top experiences Caring for Bribie Island Sheltered picnic table Protect terrestrial and marine plants and animals. C 1 Marine park beauty 5 Lagoon retreats Short walks o o Help keep Bribie Island, and its surrounding ocean c Soak up the relaxed beauty of Pumicestone Passage Enjoy some respite at one of the four lagoons along h Ocean Beach camping area 30km/h speed limit applies near Fort relics in C ek and waterways, clean. re 30km/h speed limit applies camping areas, on inland roads and and watch the sun slowly sink behind the distant Glass the beach. Camping from the Ocean Beach access track 3 to 300m north of Second Lagoon House Mountains. • Minimise water pollution—don’t use shampoo, 4WD campervan (Norfolk Creek). 6 Fish the waters soap or detergent in waterways. Historical reminders Delight in catching your own seafood dinner from the shores Cooking area 50km/h speed limit applies 2 • When boating over seagrass beds, go slow for those to all other beach travel. Explore weathered gun emplacements and searchlight of Bribie Island. s Creek Shower The Westaway below—dugongs and turtles feed in these areas. Skids buildings which were built during World War II. Bribie Island Recreation Area • Protect wildlife—stay on the beach and off the dunes, Litter depot boundary extends to mean 7 Camping areas low water mark. 3 A meeting place Kick back and relax at the designated camping areas. as they provide important habitat for wildlife and Portable toilet waste disposal H u ss *Moreton Bay Marine Park surrounds Anchor your boat and spend time with family and friends. Note the facilities and access requirements for each area. shorebirds that lay their eggs on the sand and Boat ramp ey Creek Bribie Island. For more information marine turtles that bury their eggs in the sand. Surveillance camera regarding zones and designated Long 4 Birdwatching havens 8 Off the beaten track • Enjoy fishing but take only what you need. Island areas visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks No 4WD access 6 Snap a picture of some of the 23 species of migratory Tour the island’s centre along the Northern access track. No trail bikes birds that visit Pumicestone Passage or Buckleys Hole Conservation Park. No camping Beach is trafficable by 4WD vehicles only. No fires Best travelling time is 2hr either side of low tide. No fishing Lime Pocket Vehicle access permit (VAP) required. Top experiences Thooloora 1 Island

Northern access track 8 Welsby Lagoon 4th lagoon 3 4 7 5 Mission Point South Pacific Ocean (Moreton Bay Marine Park)

G la eek ss Mountain Cr Bribie Island Donnybrook Poverty Creek National Park and 7 Recreation Area 2

E Mermaid Lagoon lim b d 3rd lagoon a oa h R 1 C k r o 5 e ro e b Poverty Creek k y Dugong mother n access track and calf surfacing n o Bu to breathe (top). White faced D llo Gallagher Point ck heron feeding in the rushes C re 7 (bottom). e White Patch k Photos: Darren Jew © Qld Govt (top); © Qld Govt Norfolk Creek (bottom) 2nd lagoon Toorbul W 30km/h speed limit applies h Pumices it 5 tone Ro 6 e Pa ad tch

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in g g r i e North access track To Bruce Creek Highway St 5 Bellara Look, but don’t take

Ningi W 6 Fishing, crabbing, bait collecting and other forms of ‘take’ e G ls o Br Bribie b o are prohibited in the Tripcony Bight–Long Island (MNP02) ibi y d e Bridge w Woorim Island Road P i d n and Westaways Creek (MNP01) marine national park (green) e D 7 r zones. Important habitats including mudflats, seagrass First Ave beds, mangroves, saltmarsh and clay pan communities are 8 Skirmish protected here. For more information about marine park T o Bongaree Point Sandstone Point o rules and permitted activities, visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks rb ul S t Photos: (1) © Tourism and Events Qld; (2) Brendan McLarty © Qld Govt; (3) © Qld Govt; (4—6) Adam Creed Buckleys Hole © Qld Govt; (7) © Qld Govt; (8) Trevor Mullen © Qld Govt Conservation Park 4 Scale 0 1 2 3 4km To Bruce Highway

Bulcock Caloundra Beach L am er ou Marine park boundary Legend gh C r eek Bribie Island National Park North Spit Bribie Island Recreation Area Golden 4 Buckleys Hole Conservation Beach Park Moreton Bay Marine Park*

e g a 30km/h speed zone s Lions park s a P Water e n No domestic to B s Creek e e c animals allowed l i l s m in the national park, Sealed road C u re P ek recreation area or conservation

4WD track 4WDs not permitted park, including at camp sites or 1 north of northern searchlight in your vehicle while travelling Ranger station through these areas. Bribie Island—hard to resist! 4WD access—vehicle access End of Fort Bribie Walk permit (VAP) required Fires are permitted only Don’t waste another glorious day of sunshine, by staying indoors. Drive to Bribie Island and be Boat access 2 in designated fire rings in day-use and camping areas. relaxing on the beach within just 1.5hr from Brisbane. Bribie Island is the perfect last-minute Parking Start of Fort Bribie Walk Fire is prohibited in all other getaway escape—a world away from the pressures of day-to-day life. A place that can be Toilets locations in the Bribie Island enjoyed by nature lovers, water sport enthusiasts and families alike. Fort Bribie day-use area National Park and Recreation Day-use area Area including the beach down Ro to low water mark. Picnic table ys R oad Lighthouse Reach Top experiences Caring for Bribie Island Sheltered picnic table Protect terrestrial and marine plants and animals. C 1 Marine park beauty 5 Lagoon retreats Short walks o o Help keep Bribie Island, and its surrounding ocean c Soak up the relaxed beauty of Pumicestone Passage Enjoy some respite at one of the four lagoons along h Ocean Beach camping area 30km/h speed limit applies near Fort relics in C ek and waterways, clean. re 30km/h speed limit applies camping areas, on inland roads and and watch the sun slowly sink behind the distant Glass the beach. Camping from the Ocean Beach access track 3 to 300m north of Second Lagoon House Mountains. • Minimise water pollution—don’t use shampoo, 4WD campervan (Norfolk Creek). 6 Fish the waters soap or detergent in waterways. Historical reminders Delight in catching your own seafood dinner from the shores Cooking area 50km/h speed limit applies 2 • When boating over seagrass beds, go slow for those to all other beach travel. Explore weathered gun emplacements and searchlight of Bribie Island. s Creek Shower The Westaway below—dugongs and turtles feed in these areas. Skids buildings which were built during World War II. Bribie Island Recreation Area • Protect wildlife—stay on the beach and off the dunes, Litter depot boundary extends to mean 7 Camping areas low water mark. 3 A meeting place Kick back and relax at the designated camping areas. as they provide important habitat for wildlife and Portable toilet waste disposal H u ss *Moreton Bay Marine Park surrounds Anchor your boat and spend time with family and friends. Note the facilities and access requirements for each area. shorebirds that lay their eggs on the sand and Boat ramp ey Creek Bribie Island. For more information marine turtles that bury their eggs in the sand. Surveillance camera regarding zones and designated Long 4 Birdwatching havens 8 Off the beaten track • Enjoy fishing but take only what you need. Island areas visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks No 4WD access 6 Snap a picture of some of the 23 species of migratory Tour the island’s centre along the Northern access track. No trail bikes birds that visit Pumicestone Passage or Buckleys Hole Conservation Park. No camping Beach is trafficable by 4WD vehicles only. No fires Best travelling time is 2hr either side of low tide. No fishing Lime Pocket Vehicle access permit (VAP) required. Top experiences Thooloora 1 Island

Northern access track 8 Welsby Lagoon 4th lagoon 3 4 7 5 Mission Point South Pacific Ocean (Moreton Bay Marine Park)

G la eek ss Mountain Cr Bribie Island Donnybrook Poverty Creek National Park and 7 Recreation Area 2

E Mermaid Lagoon lim b d 3rd lagoon a oa h R 1 C k r o 5 e ro e b Poverty Creek k y Dugong mother n access track and calf surfacing n o Bu to breathe (top). White faced D llo Gallagher Point ck heron feeding in the rushes C re 7 (bottom). e White Patch k Photos: Darren Jew © Qld Govt (top); © Qld Govt Norfolk Creek (bottom) 2nd lagoon Toorbul W 30km/h speed limit applies h Pumices it 5 tone Ro 6 e Pa ad tch

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P l u Beach m Freshwater Creek ic e 1st lagoon s Su to nd n e 5 e reek rla Bicentennial P x C n a u d bushwalks s D s Ocean Beach

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in g g r i e North access track To Bruce Creek Highway St 5 Bellara Look, but don’t take

Ningi W 6 Fishing, crabbing, bait collecting and other forms of ‘take’ e G ls o Br Bribie b o are prohibited in the Tripcony Bight–Long Island (MNP02) ibi y d e Bridge w Woorim Island Road P i d n and Westaways Creek (MNP01) marine national park (green) e D 7 r zones. Important habitats including mudflats, seagrass First Ave beds, mangroves, saltmarsh and clay pan communities are 8 Skirmish protected here. For more information about marine park T o Bongaree Point Sandstone Point o rules and permitted activities, visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks rb ul S t Photos: (1) © Tourism and Events Qld; (2) Brendan McLarty © Qld Govt; (3) © Qld Govt; (4—6) Adam Creed Buckleys Hole © Qld Govt; (7) © Qld Govt; (8) Trevor Mullen © Qld Govt Conservation Park 4 Scale 0 1 2 3 4km To Bruce Highway

Bulcock Caloundra Beach L am er ou Marine park boundary Legend gh C r eek Bribie Island National Park North Spit Bribie Island Recreation Area Golden 4 Buckleys Hole Conservation Beach Park Moreton Bay Marine Park* e g a 30km/h speed zone s Lions park s a P Water e n No domestic to B s Creek e e c animals allowed l i l s m in the national park, Sealed road C u re P ek recreation area or conservation

4WD track 4WDs not permitted park, including at camp sites or 1 north of northern searchlight in your vehicle while travelling Ranger station through these areas. Bribie Island—hard to resist! 4WD access—vehicle access End of Fort Bribie Walk permit (VAP) required Fires are permitted only Don’t waste another glorious day of sunshine, by staying indoors. Drive to Bribie Island and be Boat access 2 in designated fire rings in day-use and camping areas. relaxing on the beach within just 1.5hr from Brisbane. Bribie Island is the perfect last-minute Parking Start of Fort Bribie Walk Fire is prohibited in all other getaway escape—a world away from the pressures of day-to-day life. A place that can be Toilets locations in the Bribie Island enjoyed by nature lovers, water sport enthusiasts and families alike. Fort Bribie day-use area National Park and Recreation Day-use area Area including the beach down Ro to low water mark. Picnic table ys R oad Lighthouse Reach Top experiences Caring for Bribie Island Sheltered picnic table Protect terrestrial and marine plants and animals. C 1 Marine park beauty 5 Lagoon retreats Short walks o o Help keep Bribie Island, and its surrounding ocean c Soak up the relaxed beauty of Pumicestone Passage Enjoy some respite at one of the four lagoons along h Ocean Beach camping area 30km/h speed limit applies near Fort relics in C ek and waterways, clean. re 30km/h speed limit applies camping areas, on inland roads and and watch the sun slowly sink behind the distant Glass the beach. Camping from the Ocean Beach access track 3 to 300m north of Second Lagoon House Mountains. • Minimise water pollution—don’t use shampoo, 4WD campervan (Norfolk Creek). 6 Fish the waters soap or detergent in waterways. Historical reminders Delight in catching your own seafood dinner from the shores Cooking area 50km/h speed limit applies 2 • When boating over seagrass beds, go slow for those to all other beach travel. Explore weathered gun emplacements and searchlight of Bribie Island. s Creek Shower The Westaway below—dugongs and turtles feed in these areas. Skids buildings which were built during World War II. Bribie Island Recreation Area • Protect wildlife—stay on the beach and off the dunes, Litter depot boundary extends to mean 7 Camping areas low water mark. 3 A meeting place Kick back and relax at the designated camping areas. as they provide important habitat for wildlife and Portable toilet waste disposal H u ss *Moreton Bay Marine Park surrounds Anchor your boat and spend time with family and friends. Note the facilities and access requirements for each area. shorebirds that lay their eggs on the sand and Boat ramp ey Creek Bribie Island. For more information marine turtles that bury their eggs in the sand. Surveillance camera regarding zones and designated Long 4 Birdwatching havens 8 Off the beaten track • Enjoy fishing but take only what you need. Island areas visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks No 4WD access 6 Snap a picture of some of the 23 species of migratory Tour the island’s centre along the Northern access track. No trail bikes birds that visit Pumicestone Passage or Buckleys Hole Conservation Park. No camping Beach is trafficable by 4WD vehicles only. No fires Best travelling time is 2hr either side of low tide. No fishing Lime Pocket Vehicle access permit (VAP) required. Top experiences Thooloora 1 Island

Northern access track 8 Welsby Lagoon 4th lagoon 3 4 7 5 Mission Point South Pacific Ocean (Moreton Bay Marine Park)

G la eek ss Mountain Cr Bribie Island Donnybrook Poverty Creek National Park and 7 Recreation Area 2

E Mermaid Lagoon lim b d 3rd lagoon a oa h R 1 C k r o 5 e ro e b Poverty Creek k y Dugong mother n access track and calf surfacing n o Bu to breathe (top). White faced D llo Gallagher Point ck heron feeding in the rushes C re 7 (bottom). e White Patch k Photos: Darren Jew © Qld Govt (top); © Qld Govt Norfolk Creek (bottom) 2nd lagoon Toorbul W 30km/h speed limit applies h Pumices it 5 tone Ro 6 e Pa ad tch

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P l u Beach m Freshwater Creek ic e 1st lagoon s Su to nd n e 5 e reek rla Bicentennial P x C n a u d bushwalks s D s Ocean Beach

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in g g r i e North access track To Bruce Creek Highway St 5 Bellara Look, but don’t take

Ningi W 6 Fishing, crabbing, bait collecting and other forms of ‘take’ e G ls o Br Bribie b o are prohibited in the Tripcony Bight–Long Island (MNP02) ibi y d e Bridge w Woorim Island Road P i d n and Westaways Creek (MNP01) marine national park (green) e D 7 r zones. Important habitats including mudflats, seagrass First Ave beds, mangroves, saltmarsh and clay pan communities are 8 Skirmish protected here. For more information about marine park T o Bongaree Point Sandstone Point o rules and permitted activities, visit qld.gov.au\MarineParks rb ul S t Photos: (1) © Tourism and Events Qld; (2) Brendan McLarty © Qld Govt; (3) © Qld Govt; (4—6) Adam Creed Buckleys Hole © Qld Govt; (7) © Qld Govt; (8) Trevor Mullen © Qld Govt Conservation Park 4