Top 5 kid friendly Sunshine Coast Adventures

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We get it, you want the kids to have an adventure, but you don't want to end up carrying them! Check out these easy walks for little legs these school holidays.

#1 Skippy Park: Landsborough Criterium

Rated easy - 1.1km

A beautifully maintained park and purpose-built cycle circuit for both beginners and experienced cyclists.

Skippy Park details here


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#2 Coastal Pathway: Maroochydore to Alex Surf Club

Rated easy - 3.2km

A great section of the coastal pathway with an option to return on the beach.

Coastal Pathway details here


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#3 Russell Family Park Circuit (Montville)

Rated easy - 0.9km

This newly developed 7.3 ha park features a circuit that is wheelchair, pram and bike friendly and perfect to stroll off the baby chinos, cakes or other delectables from Montville's many main street cafes.

Russell Family Park Circuit details here


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#4 Coolum Beach to Stumers Creek

Rated easy - 2.3km

A coastal walk that starts in the heart of Coolum and ends at Stumers Creek and a dog beach.

Coolum Beach to Stumers Creek details here


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#5 Gary Evans Walkway

Rated easy - 1.3km

A pleasant surprise in the middle of Nambour, a paved walkway follows the banks of the Petrie Creek and is mostly shaded.

Gary Evans Walkway details here


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For more than 250 walking, running, paddling, cycling, mountain-biking and horse-riding trails on the Sunshine Coast #chooseyournextadventure with Adventure Sunshine Coast adventure.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.

For those who wish to take a dog on their adventures – be sure to check out Council’s handy interactive off leash dog map to help identify the current dog off-leash, on-leash and prohibited areas when you’re out and about across the Sunshine Coast local government region pets.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au.  

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