Woombye to Palmwoods trail – 5.3km one-way
This is a little gem connecting hinterland townships, providing a fun adventure for riders and walkers of intermediate fitness levels.
SUITABILITY
A 5.3km ride, walk or run from Woombye to Palmwoods town centres – it's rated as an easy, safe and sealed track.
HIGHLIGHTS
This is a popular recreational trail for many locals. The hilly hinterland stretch makes this a perfect workout for those wishing to increase their fitness levels or maximise their time exercising.
The journey begins and ends in the heart of both towns, providing ample parking, and access to amenities, water and shade.
Don’t forget to take in the views of the Blackall Range, which is particularly beautiful late afternoon as the sun is setting.
For those who wish to extend the journey, continue following the pathways through Palmwoods and around the township.
*N.B - It's a good idea to print the map: Map for Woombye to Palmwoods trail or have it available on your phone as this neighbourhood trail is not marked in the way a bush trail would be.
AFTERWARDS
Spend some time in Woombye or Palmwoods and support one of the many local establishments. Both towns are unique in character and offer visitors a warm welcoming experience, including access to several parks such as Piccabeen or Federation Park in Palmwoods, or CWA Park in Woombye.
Major regional attractions including the Big Pineapple and Wildlife HQ ore also in short driving distance, as are a few other hinterland towns.
HOW TO GET THERE
Take the Nambour Connection Road exit off the Bruce Highway, and travel east for approximately 5 minutes before you see the sign to Woombye. Turn left into Blackall Street, the main street of Woombye. The official start point is on the corner of Hill Street, opposite the Woombye School of Arts (centre of town).
TRAIL
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