The Inchcolm by Ovolo

Roma Street Parklands is a beautiful community-orientated garden space that facilities for people of all abilities. The gardens have a litany of areas to explore and enjoy whether it be a short walk or a picnic. For those looking for vibrant flora without leaving the heart of Brisbane this is certainly the top choice, and it is easily accessible by public transport with Roma Street Station just a few metres away.

This is a fantastic botanical garden nestled deep within Brisbane and on the edge of the CBD. Within this green oasis you can find ornamental ponds, bamboo groves, huge wheeping figs and more. This route also takes you along the Brisbane river on a shared path so make sure to keep to the left and look out for cyclists coming through.

A nice peaceful paved walk along the river. Accessibility: The trail surface is paved and typically between four and eight feet wide. The estimated grade is mostly gentle for the first half-mile, but there are some steep sections past there where wheelchair/mobility equipment or stroller users may need assistance.

A shared path that follows the river around past Dockside Ferry Terminal,Story Bridge and Captain Burke Park. A great way to see the centre of Brisbane and there are many spots to stop at along the way. This connects at the start with the Bicentennial Bikeway if you want to extend your ride, wall or run.

A great loop of the heritage listed Kangaroo Point Cliffs. This is a popular spot for all kinds of recreational activities including walking, running and climbing. The cliffs are the result of quarrying to build structures for the Moreton Bay penal settlement. Convicts were used as the labour source during it's early days. The site was used for many different pruposes including quarrying for stone to build parts of the brisbane river foreshore wall. The site was finally retired in...