Location: 15 km northeast of Brisbane

Description:

The Boondall Wetlands, a haven for wildlife and birdwatchers, also offers a variety of pleasant running paths. Explore a combination of four distinct trails catering to different preferences.

Highlights:

Diverse running trails (Boondall Wetlands Bikeway, Tabbil-ban dhagun Boardwalk, etc.)
Scenic marshy terrain views
Birdwatching opportunities
Picnic and toilet facilities at start points (limited water access)
Difficulty: Easy

Distance: Varies depending on the chosen trail

Boondall Wetlands Bikeway (Signature Route):

Distance: 5 miles (out and back)
Start/Finish: Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre
Description: This popular route offers a scenic 5-mile out-and-back journey. Enjoy stunning views of the wetlands as you run alongside the marshy terrain.
Highlight: Stop at the Anne Beasley Lookout (3.5km from the start) for breathtaking panoramas of the wetlands and Moreton Bay.
Connection: The Bikeway eventually connects with the Kedron Brook Bikeway (refer to our guide for details).
Alternative Start Point:

Location: Nudgee Beach Reserve
Options:
Tabbil-ban dhagun Boardwalk: A 1.5km loop offering a different perspective of the wetlands.
Nudgee Road: Run along Nudgee Road to connect with the Kedron Brook Bikeway for an extended route.
Facilities:

Both start points (Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre & Nudgee Beach Reserve) provide picnic and toilet facilities.
Note that only the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre offers water access.
Additional Tips:

Choose the trail(s) that best suit your desired distance and scenery preferences.
Be aware of potential wildlife encounters while running on the trails.
Carry water, especially if starting at Nudgee Beach Reserve.