Thorneside Trip Overview
Tingalpa Creek is one of the best places for kayaking in the Redlands, therefore selected home for the Redlands Canoe Club
. The Creek flows along Brisbane’s south east boundary with Redland City Council.
The Waterway serves as important wildlife corridor on the city’s fringe, for example you can spot an assortment of birds such as Herons, Ibis Egrets.
The water catchment area covers 150
km² and is a great spot for fishing!
We are located just twenty kilometers from Brisbane CBD by car, or you can take a train trip to
Thorneside Railway Station, which is ~400m from the Boat Ramp.
Nearby amenities include toilets, a small Shopping Centre and some local Cafes.
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Meeting Location: Continue past Thorneside
Railway Station to end of Ferry Road
(Redlands Canoe Club Boat Ramp)
Additional Info
Duration: 90 to 120 minutes
Starts: Thorneside, Australia
Trip Category: Outdoor Activities >> 4WD, ATV & Off-Road Tours
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Tingalpa Creek is one of the best places for kayaking in the Redlands, therefore selected home for the Redlands Canoe Club
. The Creek flows along Brisbane’s south east boundary with Redland City Council.
The Waterway serves as important wildlife corridor on the city’s fringe, for example you can spot an assortment of birds such as Herons, Ibis Egrets.
The water catchment area covers 150
km² and is a great spot for fishing!
We are located just twenty kilometers from Brisbane CBD by car, or you can take a train trip to
Thorneside Railway Station, which is ~400m from the Boat Ramp.
Nearby amenities include toilets, a small Shopping Centre and some local Cafes.
.
Meeting Location: Continue past Thorneside
Railway Station to end of Ferry Road
(Redlands Canoe Club Boat Ramp)
Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product
Stop At: Tingalpa QLD 4173, Australia
Tingalpa Creek is one of the best places for kayaking in the Redlands, which is why it is the selected home for the Redlands
Canoe Club. The Creek flows along Brisbane’s south east boundary with Redland City Council.
The Waterway serves as important wildlife corridor on the city’s fringe, for example you can spot an assortment of birds such as Herons, Ibis Egrets.
We are located just twenty kilometers from Brisbane CBD by car, or you can take a train trip to
Thorneside Railway Station, which is ~400m from the Boat Ramp.
Nearby amenities include toilets, a small Shopping Centre and some local Cafes.
All equipment is provided, so that your tour is enjoyable and hassle-free, from start to finish.
We provide: Kayaks, Buoyancy Vest, Sunscreen, waterproof bags for personal items and bottled water. We always ask that you wear shoes that can get wet & have a change of clothes.
Meeting Location: Continue past Thorneside
Railway Station to end of Ferry Road
(Redlands Canoe Club Boat Ramp)
Duration: 3 hours