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Hells Gate Noosa National Park

Noosa National Park Walk from Sunshine Beach

April 22, 2019 By Jan Robinson 29 Comments

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The Sunshine Coast in Queensland has a stellar line-up of sun-soaked beaches stretching 65 km north from Caloundra to the celebrated holiday destination of Noosa. Most people visit Noosa and the Noosa National Park, so it makes perfect sense to combine the two in a Noosa National Park Walk from Sunshine Beach to Noosa Heads. The park trails are well maintained with even more money recently spent on the new Noosa Boardwalk, improving the visitor experience for families and the disabled.

There are many tracks through the National Park, but for panoramic views of the spectacular coastline with the chance of dolphins and migrating whales, you can’t pass up Coastal Track 4.

We’ve done all the foot work for you and found the best way to do the Noosa Coastal Walk.

While at Noosa be sure to Visit Eumundi Markets and the cute surfing village of Coolum Beach 15 minutes to the south.

What You Will Find in This Post

  • Noosa Coastal Walk from Sunshine Beach
    • Sunshine Beach
    • National Parks Qld Map
    • Devils Kitchen
    • Alexandria Bay Noosa
    • Hells Gate Noosa
    • Fairy Pools Noosa.
    • Granite Bay Noosa National Park
    • Dolphin Point, Noosa National Park
    • Tea Tree Bay Noosa National Park.
    • Boiling Pot, Noosa National Park
    • Day Use Area Noosa National Park
  • Noosa Beach Australia.
    • Noosa Main Beach.
    • Noosa Surf Club
    • Click here for our free Budget Noosa Bike Ride
    • Noosa Tourist Information.
    • Noosa Map.
  • Brisbane to Noosa
  • Noosa Heads Weather
  • How long is Noosa National Park Walk?
  • Where to Stay on a budget in Noosa
    • Halse Lodge Hostel
    • Where to stay in Noosa for Couples on a Budget but with a vehicle.
    • Noosa Accommodation for Families
    • More from my site

Noosa Coastal Walk from Sunshine Beach

Coastal Track 4 is a Noosa National Park Walk that can be done in either direction, but we suggest starting at the Sunshine Beach end. To do this you will need two cars and two people.

Park the first car at Noosa Heads early in the morning and then the other at Sunshine Beach. With the walk complete and your Noosa vehicle already parked, you can relax and enjoy all that Noosa Beach has to offer, with your vehicle snugly parked for the day – you’re welcome!

If you are lucky enough to be staying at Noosa, then by all means do the walk from Noosa to Sunshine Beach via the coastal track catching a Translink bus back to Noosa from outside the Sunshine Beach Surf Club. Noosa City provides a free holiday bus service. The Sunshine Beach Surf Club is a further 1.2km along the beach from the southern end of the walk, but you will be a happy walker because Sunshine is one beautiful stretch of beach.

At the time of publishing the SBSC is undergoing a complete rebuild. A new two storey structure will be open later in 2019.

Most visitors do the Noosa headland walk from Noosa Beach to Hells Gates returning the same way. This is the most congested part of the walk and it is a far better experience to walk the whole way in one direction.

Sunshine Beach

In order to gauge the time required to complete the walk, I’ve added some times from our most recent walk.

8.45 a.m. – Arrived at the stairs – Access 29

Noosa National Park Walk Sunshine Beach Steps

The early morning sun warming Sunshine Beach and a lone seagull.

Noosa National Park Walk Sunshine Beach

At the northern end of the beach the track leads to the hilltop headland for views south over the beach. It is often used just as a view point, but this is the starting point for the Noosa National Park walk from Sunshine Beach to Noosa.

I believe that the Sunshine Beach to Noosa direction is easier than the reversed walk, but even so this hill climb is a bit of a killer, with some hard hitting steps. The good news is that just when you need a rest, a bench seat magically appears. I find a quick sit, a drink and some photos, is enough enough to allow me to continue. There are two perfectly positioned bench seats on the climb.

Noosa National Park Walk Sunshine Beach Entrance

National Parks Qld Map

Follow Coastal Track 4. It’s marked solid blue on the map below. Snap a photo of the map for safety’s sake. The blue dotted line on the Alexandria Bay section indicates no formed track, just a relaxing walk along a beautiful stretch of beach.

This map of Noosa National Park walking tracks can be found at the base of the Sunshine Beach Headland.

If the thought of the hill climb is too much or you have small children with you, follow Coastal Track 5 from Sunshine Beach which leads through a forest, is shadier and not hilly. It comes out midway along Alexandria Beach. The final hill climb at the northern end of the beach is quite achievable. After an initial steep section with minimal steps it settles into a gradual climb culminating at Hells Gates.

Noosa National Park Walk Map with Fairy Pool Location added

Looking south to Sunshine Beach from the first bench seat.

Noosa National Park Walk Sunshine Beach from Headland

A little further up and a more comprehensive view of one of the Sunshine Coasts more upmarket beach destinations. This is the last sign of habitation for a couple of hours.

Sunshine Beach from Noosa National Park Coastal Track 4

Devils Kitchen

Walk on the wild side – Devil’s Kitchen on the Sunshine Beach to Alexandria Bay section of the walk.

Devils Kitchen Noosa National Park

Turning the corner toward Alexandria Bay, waves thunder onto the rocks. There has been a lot of maintenance on this section of the track with rocks arranged into informal steps.

Wild Weather Noosa National Park Walk from Sunshine Beach to Noosa.

This is a good place to leave the track and explore the rocks or just rest and enjoy the wild beauty.

Rocks at the southern end of Alexandria Bay in Noosa National Park

Rocks at the southern end of Alexandria Bay Noosa National Park

Looking north to Alexandria Bay in Noosa National Park

Alexandria Bay Noosa

Time to tackle the beach section of the walk. By the way this is an unofficial nudist beach.

Alexandria Bay Noosa National Park Walk

 

About half way along the Beach, Coastal Track 5 originating at Parkedge Road in Sunshine Beach, enters Alexandria beach. Beside it is one of two emergency yellow phones on this beach. The other is at the northern end.

Looking from the beach to the entrance of Coastal Track 5 onto Alexandria Beach on the Noosa Coastal Walk

Alexandria Bay Noosa National Park

At a little less than half way through the walk these surfers have walked a long way whichever way they’ve arrived. We are quite often overtaken by people running while carrying surf boards!

Surfers on the beach Alexandria Bay Noosa National Park

The gradual climb at the northern end of Alexandria Beach on Coastal Walk 4.

Steps leading up to the headland at the northern end of Alexandria Beach in Noosa National Park

 

Hells Gate Noosa

9.45 a.m.

After climbing the next headland, look back over Hells Gates to Alexandria Bay Noosa National Park. This is also a good place to look for migrating whales and playful pods of dolphins. During calm weather turtles can be seen gathering food around the rocks.

The cliffs are unfenced and the drop is 10 metres, so caution is required.

Cormorants dry themselves on the rocks below, but Osprey raptors prefer a higher vantage point. They patrol along the beaches and plunge into the crystal clear water from the headland.

Hells Gate Noosa National Park

Fairy Pools Noosa.

These two fairy pools are hot property so I’ve added an aerial map to show their location at the base of Noosa Headlands. I’ve also added their position to the map above. Low tide is the best time for swimming in the Fairy Pools. Bring snorkel and goggles to view coral and sponges.

The perfect place to find mermaids…

 

You can see a pool in the photo below.

Noosa National Park Fairy Pool and Surf

From here the track turns west toward Noosa beach with glimpses of hidden beaches and glittering surf breaks. Views extend across to Fraser Island and Cooloola Sands.

Granite Bay Noosa National Park

At times there are stretches of sand, but mostly it is granite and more granite. Popular with surfers.

Granite Bay Noosa National Park

On our most recent walk the weather was cloudy, but thankfully here on the Noosa side the headland was somewhat protected from rain scuds arriving from the south.

See the access to Granite Bay sign, steps and sand between the rocks.

National Parks Sign and Access track to Granite Bay on the Noosa Headland

Dolphin Point, Noosa National Park

Dolphin Point is a well known Whale watching spot during the migration season. They start arriving on the coast in Late May but mating season from July through to late October is the best viewing time.

At Easter mid-April and in mid-May, we’ve seen dolphins cruising the swells.

The track from Dolphin Point on is stroller and wheelchair friendly.

Photo of the concrete viewing platform at Dolphin Point with cloudy sky on an overcast day

Noosa National Park View to Noosa Mainland

Coastal Track 4 heading toward Noosa Main Beach.

Noosa National Park Coastal Track 4

There are many beautiful views through the trees.

Looking through the Trees Noosa National Park

Ocean to the right and trees to the left.

Trees in Noosa National Park

Tea Tree Bay Noosa National Park.

If you’re walking from Noosa Main Beach end, bring all your gear and set up for the day. It’s only about a 20 minute walk and the shade of trees and flat rocks make it perfect for a picnic.

If you’re walking from Sunshine Beach make sure you are wearing your bathers, because you will be wanting a swim about now.

There are steep waves on Rocky Point for experienced surfers and rock pools to explore at the water’s edge. The beach is not patrolled by surf lifesavers.

Tea Tree Bay Noosa National Park

Boiling Pot, Noosa National Park

The heart shaped rock below boils with frothy water like a boiling pot. This is the first major lookout on the walk from the Noosa end and reaching it from Noosa Main Beach is achievable by the majority of walkers.

We quite often bring visitors here when we are short on time to do the whole walk. It does give an idea of the magnificent scenery of Noosa National Park.

Boiling Pot Noosa National Park

SUP, surfing and Fraser Island from Noosa National Park.

SUP and Fraser Island from Noosa National Park

Roses Cove Noosa National Park

 

Day Use Area Noosa National Park

10.40 a.m.

Find out about the Noosa National Park at the Dept. of National Parks outdoor display in the day use area.

Outdoor Information Boards beneath the trees in the day use area at Noosa National Park

Noosa Beach Australia.

Near Little Cove, the concrete walking path meets the new timber boardwalk opened in November 2018. It’s much wider than the previous one and there are tables and chairs with steps down to the ocean. It is such a welcome improvement.

The coastal walking track continues on to Noosa main beach in front of the Noosa Surf Club before morphing into a boardwalk separating the iconic sands of Noosa from the hotel strip that adjoins it.

Noosa Main Beach.

Check out Main Beach action on the Easter long week-end.

Main Beach Noosa

Noosa Surf Club

11 a.m.

Monday to Friday the Noosa Surf Club opens at 11 a.m. (8 a.m. on week-ends) so the timing is perfect to grab a table on the deck. By mid-day there will be a queue of hopefuls. The surf club has great club food which is delivered promptly, usually within 15 minutes of ordering.

The Calamari Plate is a generous serve costing $23 – plenty for two. We added a plate of the always good Bruschetta ($14) and a small chips ($6) to share between the three. The extra chips was overkill. A decent house wine is about $9/glass and the Great Northern Crisp on tap is beautifully cold.

The Club has recently has new bifold windows on the deck, but the poorly designed new timber leaning rail does inhibit the wonderful view a little.

The bruschetta doesn’t look this messy – we sliced it to make sharing easier!

Calamari and Chips with a plate of Bruschetta at Noosa Surf Club

 

Noosa Boardwalk.

Noosa Main Beach Boardwalk

Click here for our free Budget Noosa Bike Ride

Noosa Tourist Information.

The Tourist Information Centre is at 61 Hastings Street, Noosa, to the right of the Noosa Surf Club and the Noosa National Park Information Centre is in the National Park near the Entrance Car Park (9.15am to 4.45pm, seven days a week).

Noosa Map.

This map shows the parking areas of Noosa Spit Rec.Reserve – Noosa National Park Carpark – Maze Carpark (all free) – the bustling shopping and restaurant filled Hastings Street – budget accommodation option of YHA Halse Lodge.

Brisbane to Noosa

  • Greyhound Bus Brisbane to Noosa Junction – 2 hrs. 45 mins.
  • Driving from Brisbane Airport – 1 hr. 40 mins.
  • Train Brisbane to Nambour. Bus Nambour to Noosa. – 4 hours.

Noosa Heads Weather

  • Summer is December to February. Hottest month January. Minimum 21 to Maximum 28 degrees C.
  • Winter is June to August. Minimum 10 Maximum 21 degrees C.
  • The wettest month is March with 175mm of rain. September is the driest month with 50mm of rain.
  • With the least amount of rainfall and plenty of sunshine, September to November is the best time to visit.

Perfect for Pinning.

Noosa National Park from Sunshine Beach

How long is Noosa National Park Walk?

We clocked 8.4 km one way from the Sunshine Beach Stairs to the Noosa Surf Club on our Trip Tracker App.

Our walk took 2.25 hours which I feel would be an average amount of time.

Read more about the available walks here. (National Parks quote a distance of 5.4 km one way from the Noosa Day Use Area to the Northern End of Sunshine Beach).

Where to Stay on a budget in Noosa

Halse Lodge Hostel

Location. Location. Location. Housed in Halse Lodge the only Noosa Heads seaside guest house still operating from the early 1920’s, this hostel has beds from $32/night.

Set in two acres of rainforest on a slight hill and only 100 metres from the beach, the fully restored 1880 era lodge paints a pretty picture. It’s a two storey timber guesthouse with a hipped corrugated iron roof. The long driveway that ascends the hill from Noosa Drive only adds to the grandeur.

Nowadays it is a 92 bed YHA associate, with twin/double rooms and dorms. Although there are no dedicated family rooms a four bed dorm can be booked.

The restaurant is open to the public, and the bar/beer garden hosts travellers from all over the world. It might be too noisy for over 50’s and families, but it is worth considering for it’s stunning location alone.

It’s also worth noting that cheap places to stay in Noosa are few and far between!

Halse Lodge Noosa Heads

Where to stay in Noosa for Couples on a Budget but with a vehicle.

Noosa Australia is a beautiful but expensive place to stay outside of hostels. But the good news is there are other beautiful beaches close by, like Coolum Beach and Peregian Beach. With a vehicle you can be at Noosa in 10 minutes from Peregian Beach. Gina’s place at Peregian Beach has private rooms with private bathroom for $70 per couple. (Comparable to a hostel).

Even without a vehicle at your disposal staying at nearby beaches is totally achievable as the coast has a good public bus service which is free in school holidays.

 

Noosa Accommodation for Families

Compare Noosa Holiday Apartments for Families here.

Read this post about finding the best Sunshine Coast Beach for you.

 

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  1. Rachel Heller

    July 28, 2017 at 1:48 am

    Noosa National Park looks breathtakingly beautiful. I can’t believe I spent a month in Australia and never saw any of the Sunshine Coast. Kicking myself for not going there!

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:21 am

      Hi Rachel, Australia is so huge it is impossible to see everything!

      Reply
  2. Carol

    July 28, 2017 at 7:30 am

    Wow! That is a beautiful park – love the surf, beach, trails…what a fabulous place to visit. Pinned and shared.

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:21 am

      Thank-you Carol I really appreciate that!

      Reply
  3. Kathy Marris

    July 28, 2017 at 9:10 am

    I have done this walk many times but never from Sunshine Beach. I think next time I’ll take your advice and give this a try. The scenery from this walk is breathtaking and I never tire of seeing it. Did you see any nudists on the beach?

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:20 am

      I have in the past but not on this trip Kathy. They tend to stay at the top of the beach so if you’re not looking you won’t see. 🙂

      Reply
  4. Jill

    July 28, 2017 at 9:31 am

    Stunning scenery! And beautiful photos of it!

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:19 am

      Thanks Jill I appreciate your encouragement!

      Reply
  5. Ruth | Tanama Tales

    July 28, 2017 at 2:42 pm

    I can’t handle this much beauty! Wow! This place is amazing. These are the kind of beach walks I like (but this place is so unique). Beautiful post which makes me want to visit Australia ASAP.

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:19 am

      I think it is amazing too Ruth and we live here lol.

      Reply
  6. Esther

    July 28, 2017 at 5:42 pm

    I absolutely LOVED Noosa when I visited. We saw giant reptiles and koalas and everything. It was one of the best national parks I’ve visited in Australia.
    #TravelPhotoThursday

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:18 am

      I agree Esther.

      Reply
  7. Rhonda Albom

    July 28, 2017 at 7:16 pm

    I am pretty sure is the walk we did several years ago when we saw a koala for the first time. Your photos make me want to fly over right now.

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:18 am

      Do you know I’ve not seen a koala here Rhonda! I’m going to be scrutinising trees from now on lol.

      Reply
  8. Sharon Wagner

    July 29, 2017 at 12:24 am

    Life’s a beach in your world! Love it.

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:24 am

      That is so true Sharon!

      Reply
  9. Thrifty Campers

    July 29, 2017 at 12:45 pm

    This is some serious photography the waves crashing up against shore is an incredible shot along with the skyline views!

    Reply
  10. Lyn @ A Hole in my Shoe

    July 30, 2017 at 11:26 am

    Love this post and those great photos are really enticing me to head to Noosa.

    Reply
    • Jan

      July 31, 2017 at 11:23 am

      Yes – come and visit!

      Reply
  11. Jan Wild

    July 31, 2017 at 2:27 pm

    Stunning photos Jan and that looks like a fabulous walk to do. How strenuous would you rate it?

    Reply
    • Jan

      August 1, 2017 at 1:44 pm

      I’d say average. I go to yoga and body balance classes which are not aerobic style classes but more about flexibility plus I walk each day and I can do the walk without trouble. I just take longer than someone who is say a jogger. I am pretty slow on the steep stairs, but just stop and take a photo or two and then keep on plugging. I manager to do the walk within the suggested time of 2 to 3 hours. Some others might do it in 1.5 to 2 hours.

      Reply
  12. Eat, drink and be Kerry

    July 31, 2017 at 9:09 pm

    Such a great walk. One of my faves. Just have to remember to keep eyes front at Alexandra Bay.

    Reply
    • Jan

      August 1, 2017 at 1:40 pm

      lol No worries. I’ve never seen anything worth looking at!

      Reply
  13. Mary {The World Is A Book}

    August 5, 2017 at 11:01 am

    Wow! What a stunning area! It’s been so hot here that I’ve been dreaming of beach vacations. Those beach photos especially of Sunshine Beach hit the spot. To think we were so close when we were in Brisbane but that was winter. Though, I would have gladly driven to the national park. Great collection of photos and tips.

    Reply
    • Jan

      August 5, 2017 at 1:43 pm

      It is Winter here now Mary. Still lovely on the beach. 🙂

      Reply
  14. Toni Broome

    August 7, 2017 at 2:10 pm

    We love this bit of coast and have walked sections of it many times but as we’re never up there with 2 cars we have to do the walk return which can be a bit of an undertaking, especially in the heat of summer!

    Reply
    • Jan

      August 8, 2017 at 9:24 am

      Next time we’ll do it together Toni!

      Reply
  15. Jan

    September 2, 2017 at 9:29 pm

    We always use our own photos Mekaela, except for the first time in this post we shared a Caravanning Queensland Instagram photo also. You must to this walk – it is fantastic.

    Reply

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