Coolangatta to Currumbin Coastal Walk
Long southern GC coastal shared path from Point Danger toward Currumbin Alley — tailor distance; stay on-leash except signed beach zones.
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Long southern GC coastal shared path from Point Danger toward Currumbin Alley — tailor distance; stay on-leash except signed beach zones.
View placeSouthern coastal stroll with rock formations and beach views — busy in peak season but scenic year-round on-leash.
View placeSheltered creek mouth beside Palm Beach Parklands — calmer than open surf; very busy with dogs most days of the week.
View placeSouthern GC favourite combining lagoon calm and ocean surf — large off-leash zones when signed; very popular.
View placeLagoon-and-beach parklands where many locals combine off-leash time with a long sniffy wander.
View placeClassic coastal shared path linking headland scenery with southern GC beaches — flat, sunny and very social.
View placeSheltered creek entrance with calmer water than open surf — excellent for dogs that prefer paddles to big waves.
View placeClassic coastal promenade between Burleigh and Miami — pair with Oceanway or signed dog-beach sections when rules allow.
View placeNorthern end of Burleigh with signed dog access on many council maps — confirm flagged-swimming boundaries before off-leash time.
View placeInland-water contrast to the ocean strip — shady pockets and cafe access along the Nerang River.
View placeFlat ~6 km lakeside loop through Carrara parklands — easy footing for longer on-leash outings away from the surf strip.
View placeHinterland-adjacent dam trails with bush scenery and longer mileage — one of the best “real walk” options on the GC.
View placeLong Broadwater esplanade with marina views, parklands and plenty of stopping points — great for endurance walks.
View placeHuge foreshore park with playgrounds, lawns and walking paths — busy but great for social dogs on-leash.
View placeEasy loop-style foreshore outing through Southport’s main parklands — ideal for visitors staying near the light rail.
View placeMateLoop lists places for convenience. Distances are approximate from suburb centres. Council rules, times and seasonal bans change — always follow local signs and official council websites.