Full Itinerary

You will need to cross the John Oxley Bridge which will take you to Tannum Sands. Then make a left turn as soon as you get over the bridge. You will end up along the foreshore and then can make your way up to the Canoe Point Botanic Reserve where you will find barbecues, playgrounds and amenities.

From Canoe Point follow the path all the way to where the Boyne River meets Wild Cattle Creek, this winds all the way along the river and is one of the most scenic uninterrupted parts of the path. There is a playground, barbecues and amenities as you reach The Esplanade so you can stop off or continue down to Wild Cattle Creek.

Access via Boyne Island Road and begin your journey in the Dennis Park Sports Complex winding your way past the golf club, Boyne Island Tannum club and caravan park, stop off at the fitness station for a break (or more work-out). Wild Cattle Creek is the perfect spot for Stand Up Paddle Boarding or Kayaking.

From the John Oxley bridge turn right to wind down along the Boyne River foreshore to Tannum Sands High School. There are three recreational park areas that you can stop off at along your journey if needed.

This is where the turtle way begins to wind all along the Boyne River, so is very picturesque. Start at Malpas Street where it intersects with Bluewater Drive, you can stop off at Lions Park just before the bridge for a barbecue, play in the playground or fitness station work-out, continue past Boyne Island Primary School and Boyne Shopping Plaza before reaching the John Oxley Bridge.

Don't cross the bridge if you want to get to Wyndham Park, instead continue alongside the river passing Bray Park which has a skate park and amenities before making your way up to Wyndham Park which has some playgrounds.