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Image credit: Tourism and Events Queensland The Queensland Government announced 2023 as the Year of Accessible Tourism. We are delighted! This announcement will support
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Image credit: Tourism and Events Queensland The Queensland Government announced 2023 as the Year of Accessible Tourism. We are delighted! This announcement will support
What is the new ‘Soft Hiking’ Tik Tok trend? While adrenaline-pumping adventures like extreme hiking and rock climbing are popular in Queensland, there’s a quieter,
When it comes to walking the paths of Queensland, choosing the right footwear is essential for comfort, support, and injury prevention. Whether you’re exploring city
By Anna Campbell On a Saturday in June, I joined the Indigenous Marathon Foundation – Mitchelton RAW walk and run group, for a reconciliation parkrun
News from Angela Wright, President, Queensland Walks. Logos are important. Not just because they help people recognise a brand and its products or services. They
Walkable Brisbane: A move in the right direction to walk, roll and stroll in Brisbane. Queensland Walks congratulates Brisbane City Council on the release of
“Being able to easily, safely and happily walk in a neighbourhood means a community that is more social. It is very conducive to building community,”
Craig’s Story: Safer streets for children “When I walk with my children, I get to see the world through their eyes and delight in their
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When it’s footy season, Mydi and her dad, Daniel, like to walk and catch public transport to the big games. One night after a match,
Creating sustainable benefits from the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games The Olympic and Paralympic Games will provide a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to improve the walkability
Elisha Matthews likes nothing more than rolling along the Brisbane River in her wheelchair to get a daily dose of fresh air and to meet
Olive’s enthusiasm for walking is contagious. She sometimes even breaks into a run. “Being a mature age walker, I prefer to stick to paths. I
Alison Durham, Queensland Walks Board Member The simple act of stepping outside and into your local environment is one of the many benefits of walking.
August has been a busy walking/hiking month for me and my group, Brisbane Walkers. I hope you will get out and about, to try
Win Win Win during #QldWalksMonth! Do you enjoy dark chocolate to help reach your 10,000 Steps walking in Queensland? There are just a few days
Walkability – what is it and why does it matter? Walkability relates to how friendly a place is towards walking. Do you find it convenient
Queensland Walks will be visiting Hervey Bay to launch Queensland Walks Month. Come and join Queensland Walks for a free leisurely walking conversation on Sunday
Join us for a walk in the Scenic Rim! Queensland Walks is really excited about Bushwalking Queensland and Scenic Rim Council hosting a series of
Walkability – how do we measure up, and create more walkable communities? In last week’s blog we discussed what walkability is and why it matters.
Queensland Walks respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we meet and walk. We pay respect to elders past, present and emerging.