How long is Gardners Falls walk?
Explore this 0.5-mile out-and-back trail near Maleny, Queensland. Generally considered an easy route, it takes an average of 12 min to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking and walking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of day.
Can you swim at Gardners Falls?
You’ll pass a number of shallow rock pools which are ideal for smaller children who just want to splash about. Follow the bubbling waters downstream where the pools increase in size and enjoy a freshwater swim in the largest pool underneath the falls.
How do I get to Gardner Falls?
To the starting point: Gardners Falls are located at the end of Obi Lane South, just past Spicers Tamarind Retreat. Travelling west on the Landsborough Maleny Road, Obi Lane South is about 1km on your right past the Maleny-Montville Road T-intersection. There is a sealed car park at the beginning of the falls.
Are dogs allowed at Gardners Falls?
2 answers. As this is part of a National Park dogs are not allowed in the Gardner Falls area.
How long is Obi Obi Boardwalk?
6.7km
The Obi Obi Boardwalk is part of the Maleny Trail Circuit established as part of the Maleny Community Precinct. The full circuit is 6.7km starting at the Maleny Showgrounds.
Can you swim at wappa Falls?
A beautiful little waterfall gushes over slippery rocks into this deep and satisfying swimming hole on the Maroochy River. The pool is surrounded by rocks for sunbathing but there is nothing much else here, making for a gorgeous wild swimming pool. This is a well-known local spot but only really gets busy at weekends.
Can you take dogs to Point Cartwright?
Let your pup chase waves 24/7 at Buddina’s dedicated dog-friendly, off-leash beach along the eastern side of Point Cartwright headland and access the beach between 198 to 201. Pack a picnic and pit-stop anywhere along the grassed foreshore area around Point Cartwright. The views are breathtaking.
Is Kings Beach dog Friendly?
Dogs are not allowed on the beach at Kings Beach SRA year round. Dogs are welcome on leash along the sidewalks and in the picnic table areas. They are also welcome at Dog Beach which is located at the east of the Park beyond the boat ramp (rocky area).
Can you swim at Kondalilla Falls?
It’s one of the most spectacular and accessible falls on the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Above all, being ‘family friendly’ with some rock stairs and a formed path. Great views of the rainforest valley from the natural rock pools at the top. You can swim in the rock pools at both the top and bottom of the falls.
Are there toilets at Kondalilla Falls?
Walking Tracks, Waterfalls and Wildlife With its lush surroundings, shade trees, barbecues, picnic tables and toilet facilities, the picnic area is a beautiful spot to refuel before or after your walk.
Are there platypus in the Sunshine Coast?
Outside of these areas there have been platypus spotted on the Sunshine Coast, via the Maleny Platypus Viewing Platform and near the Hidden Valley Cabins in Paluma Range National Park, near Townsville.
How do I get to gardener’s falls at Maleny?
Gardener’s Falls at Maleny is like a little jewel in the Sunshine Coast hinterland, just waiting to be discovered. To get to Gardener’s Falls, turn off of Landsborough-Maleny Rd onto Obi Creek Road. Follow Obi Creek Road to the car parking area.
How do I get to gardener’s falls?
To get to Gardener’s Falls, turn off of Landsborough-Maleny Rd onto Obi Creek Road. Follow Obi Creek Road to the car parking area. From here, there is a sealed path that follows the Obi Obi river for the short stroll to the falls. This is a nice gentle bush walk and is level in most areas.
What is there to do at Gardners falls?
This is a reasonably large, deep pool with several rope swings below the small but perfectly formed Gardners Falls. It’s very easy to access from the road making it a popular spot. The pool is surrounded by tall trees and there’s a reed bed along the far bank which bends around to form the lower edge of the pool.
Can you swim at gardener’s falls?
You can visit Gardener’s Falls year round to enjoy the rock pools and rainforest setting. Access may be limited after heavy rains due to potential flooding. towels and swimmers if you are keen for a dip. Or you can roll up the pants and enjoy a splash in a little rock pool.