The iconic Gorge Walk is a must-do experience on Redlands Coast. This 1.2 kilometre self-guided walk follows the rocky headlands of Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) and is one of south-east Queensland's most spectacular coastal walks. Enjoy expansive headland views overlooking the Pacific Ocean on one side and coastal bushland and unique Australian wildlife, including kangaroos and wallabies, to the other. While taking in the incomparable view, keep your eyes peeled for majestic marine life, including sea turtles, giant manta rays and dolphins riding the waves below. Between June and November each year, the Gorge Walk offers ideal vantage lookout points for land-based whale watching, where thousands of humpback whales can be spotted travelling the seas during their migration. This coastline is often referred to as the humpback highway. The Gorge Walk is a truly magical experience to put at the top of your Minjerribah itinerary!
Redlands Coast is renowned for its year round calendar of events. From major sporting competitions to themed festivals and events, Redlands Coast offers an abundance of exciting entertainment for everyone across villages and islands.
Get your heart racing with the range of fitness activities on offer across Redlands Coast. Mix up your routine on the various types of training equipment available or try your hand at bouldering in a local boutique gym.
Alan is a self-taught artist of over 40 years’ experience who has resided on Minjerribah for 47 years. Painting mainly with acrylics on canvas, his realist style captures local landscape, seascape, still-life and other subjects. Alan considers himself lucky to enjoy his passion for painting in a place that he loves and respects immensely.
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Address: 'The Shed' Art Gallery, 62 Mooloomba Road, Mulumba (Point Lookout)