It’s 11 km out and back from Moora Park to the Ted Smout Memorial Bridge in Brighton, with great views to Moreton Bay and the Coral Sea.

Location: Shorncliffe to Brighton (20 km northeast of Brisbane)

Description:

This route offers a delightful 11km out-and-back coastal path, perfect for runners seeking scenic water views. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Moreton Bay and the Coral Sea as you explore the Shorncliffe and Brighton coastlines.

Highlights:

Stunning waterfront views
Moreton Bay and Coral Sea panoramas
Tree-lined esplanade (Lovers Walk)
Arthur Davis Park (home to Sandgate Parkrun)
Sandgate Swimming Pool
Difficulty: Easy

Distance: 11 km (out and back)

Description:

Starting Point: Moora Park, Shorncliffe (near Shorncliffe Pier)
Path: Take the “Lovers Walk” path heading north from Moora Park.
Scenic Portion: The most scenic part of the route lies within the first section, following the tree-lined esplanade.
Key Landmarks (within 2km):
Arthur Davis Park (home to the free, weekly Sandgate Parkrun 5k)
Sandgate Swimming Pool
Enjoy the breathtaking views of Moreton Bay and the Coral Sea throughout your run.
Continue following the path northward until you reach Decker Park, located just before the Ted Smout Memorial Bridge.
Add-Ons & Variations:

Ted Smout Memorial Bridge: This 2.7km bridge offers pedestrian access for those who wish to venture across Moreton Bay on foot.
Deagon Deviation Bikeway: From Decker Park, you can either cross the bridge or join the Deagon Deviation Bikeway, which follows Deagon Deviation Road inland.
Note:

The distance may vary slightly depending on your exact path within Shorncliffe and Brighton.
Consider sun protection and hydration, especially during warmer weather.