Gooseponds, North Mackay
Highlights
- Explore the scenic walking tracks around the expansive wetland lagoon, immersing yourself in nature's tranquillity.
- Engage with fitness stations along the pathway, enhancing your workout while enjoying the fresh air.
- Observe diverse birdlife, including geese and pelicans, enriching your wildlife experience in this vibrant ecosystem.
- Let your dog roam freely in the designated off-leash areas, providing them with ample space to play and explore.
The Gooseponds in North Mackay are a combination of popular walking tracks around a large central wetland lagoon, an initiative of Mackay Regional Council’s 10,000 steps program. There are also a number of exercise stations along the walk giving fitness fanatics a varied workout. The ponds are home to a variety of bird life, including geese, ducks and pelicans.
As a designated off leash area there is plenty of open space for your pet to play. The walk also passes the popular Goosepond dog park, giving dog owners a variety of options for entertaining their pooch.
The Gooseponds Walk pathway in North Mackay starts behind Wheeler Drive, Glenella and stretches through to Evans Avenue. The walking trail passes under the Bruce Highway, offering a safe crossing option, and includes multiple access points and a few large loops along the way, totalling close to 8 kilometres of shared pathway.
For shorter walk options, begin your walk from Walter’s Parade, from the ‘Goose Walk’ turnoff on Malcomson Street.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.