Point Lookout foreshore trails

Share Point Lookout foreshore trails on Facebook Share Point Lookout foreshore trails on Twitter Share Point Lookout foreshore trails on Linkedin Email Point Lookout foreshore trails link

Consultation has concluded

Consultation on the Snapper Street Pedestrian Link has opened.

To have your say click on the hyperlink below.

https://yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au/snapper-street-pedestrian-link


Consultation on the Snapper Street Pedestrian Link has opened.

To have your say click on the hyperlink below.

https://yoursay.redland.qld.gov.au/snapper-street-pedestrian-link


Tell your story

The Point Lookout foreshore walking trails are places that offer bountiful natural assets and perspectives. The coastline's natural beauty, cultural heritage, and stunning outlook make it a place that is loved and admired by people from near and far. It has special meaning for local residents.

We acknowledge the importance of this landscape, its cultural and indigenous history, the pride the community feels for it and the role it plays in the tourism economy of the community.

We would love to hear your thought and stories about why this place is important to you, and see your photos of this special landscape.

Please tell us how the Point Lookout area is special to you and your family.


Thanks for submitting your story :)

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.
  • Share Long term visitor on Facebook Share Long term visitor on Twitter Share Long term visitor on Linkedin Email Long term visitor link

    Long term visitor

    by PublicConsultation, about 9 years ago

    I'm from Brisbane but have been visiting for 40 years - I now bring the grandkids. Suggestions:

    - A track to the sand blow would protect the environment instead of everyone making new ones but keep it natural. Use packed gravel and stairs similar to Cylinder Beach Headland track.

    - A track directly to the rock pools.

    - Walking trail maps should be available.

    - Be careful not to install too many signs, keep low key

    - Join all the walks from the Gorge to Adder Rock.

  • Share Regular visitors on Facebook Share Regular visitors on Twitter Share Regular visitors on Linkedin Email Regular visitors link

    Regular visitors

    by PublicConsultation, about 9 years ago

    We are regular visitors from Brisbane who have a holiday house on the island and visit several times per year.

    Platforms would be a great way to get people off the track to keep the flow pedestrians going in busy periods.

    It's important to keep dog friendly, Deadmans’ and Home Beach are dog friendly and need to remain so.

    We would like to see Deadman’s linked from Frenchmans along the ridge to enjoy the view but keep the track natural. Signage would be good to point out interesting facts of environment.

  • Share A visitor from the Northern Territory on Facebook Share A visitor from the Northern Territory on Twitter Share A visitor from the Northern Territory on Linkedin Email A visitor from the Northern Territory link

    A visitor from the Northern Territory

    by PublicConsultation, about 9 years ago

    I like the gorge walk as it allows you to enjoy the view instead of concentrating on your feet.Suggestions for improvement:

    - Maps of the walks should be on the ferries.

    - I didn’t see the other stairs to Cylinder Beach.

    - Public safety is the most important thing to take into consideration.

    - Tightly packed gravel is all you need on most of the walks.

    - The goal is to enjoy nature so keep it natural but safe.

    - The track should be for walking only and should not be cycle friendly. This will encourage kids that are larking... Continue reading

  • Share Suggestions on Facebook Share Suggestions on Twitter Share Suggestions on Linkedin Email Suggestions link

    Suggestions

    by PublicConsultation, about 9 years ago

    At your September 21, 2015 community consultation I suggested a wheel chair and aged person friendly trail following the contour below street level from Headland to Headland with several water points and a toilet at the Cylinder Head.

    Being below street level and out of sight of the Mooloomba Road, Snapper Street, Timbin Road and Cutter Street residents as much as possible, disturbance to the life of the residents of these street is minimised.

    A rider please, rubbish bins everywhere along the trail, accessible to the walkers which means that they may not be readily accessible ... Continue reading

  • Share A Plea on Facebook Share A Plea on Twitter Share A Plea on Linkedin Email A Plea link

    A Plea

    by seagrass22, about 9 years ago

    Surely the most obvious and inexpensive improvement that could be made would be to improve the the views of the Point Lookout Foreshore by the selective removal and pruning of trees and other vegetation.The special significance of this area justified its listing in the Queensland Heritage Register. Unfortunately there has been a gradual loss of views and amenity due to the planting and uncontrolled growth of trees and other vegetation.much of it weeds and noxious plants.Structures may have a role but they are expensive and detract from the natural beauty of the area.

    Trees are an essential element of the... Continue reading

  • Share Gorge walk on Facebook Share Gorge walk on Twitter Share Gorge walk on Linkedin Email Gorge walk link

    Gorge walk

    by PublicConsultation, about 9 years ago

    I spent the day in the area as a visitor and walked the area to Norm's Seat Lookout. The view is spectacular and the boardwalk was very accessible for us. I enjoy the formal elements of this track but think that some of the tracks would be better left more natural.

    I would love to return to the area with friends and family to do more of the walks.