Burleigh Head National Park is a activities & tours in Burleigh Heads, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.8/5 rating from 3902 Google reviews. Website: https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/burleigh-head/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Burleigh Heads · Activities & Tours
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The track around the headland takes maybe forty minutes, but most people stretch it to twice that. Surfers carve up the break below, lizards sun themselves on the rocks beside you, and the path cuts between open ocean cliff edges and pockets of dense coastal rainforest. It's a genuine contrast in a short distance. The walk is well-maintained and not particularly demanding, which means you'll share it with everyone from trail runners to grandparents. Cultural markers along the route acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land. When you come around to the Burleigh side, you can push up to the summit or head straight for a cold beer at one of the nearby spots. The signs do warn about falling rocks along sections of the trail, worth noting if you're inclined to linger beneath the cliff faces.
One of the best coastal walks on the Gold Coast. Take a swim in the creek- very safe. When you get around to the Burleigh side you can head up to the summit or go for a beer — suggest the latter. Good spot to watch the surfing. The signage does suggest you don’t stop en route — keep moving — due to the possibility of falling rocks. A bit concerning.
Burleigh Heads National Park is absolutely beautiful. The walking tracks are well maintained, and the views from the headland are stunning — ocean, cliffs, and coastline all in one place. It’s a perfect spot for a peaceful walk, photos, or just relaxing in nature. Great for both locals and visitors, and an amazing place to watch the waves and surfers. Highly recommend if you’re on the Gold Coast.
Beautiful area, great place for a walk and nice to see the lizards. Shout out to the man running the opposite direction to me walking, with the high 5 on the final time we passed. Amazing views.

Miami
A rocky headland between two beaches with unobstructed views north to the Gold Coast skyline and south along the sand. The walk up is short and steep. Sunset is the reason to come. The beach at the base is reason enough to stay.

Springbrook
A waterfall drops through a collapsed cave ceiling at the Natural Bridge, and at dusk the glow-worms take over. Purling Brook Falls, Twin Falls, and sweeping coastal lookouts fill out a day on the plateau. The mountain air alone is worth the drive up.

Best place to watch the local surfers. Great trail along the ocean, beautiful views. Not a difficult walk.
A path leading through a beautiful coastline. Past white sand beaches and aboriginies traditional cultural monuments. Very pleasant walk.
O'Reilly
A 4.4-kilometre return walk through subtropical rainforest leads to a cascade dropping into Morans Creek. The track is easy, the canopy is cool, and weekday crowds are thin. The drive up Lamington National Park Road is the real adventure.