Travel Guide to Oscar Tiegs Kangaroo Point Natural History Trail

Getting There

• Walking

  If you are in the heart of Kangaroo Point, start by heading towards the riverfront along River Terrace. Walk towards the Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park. The trail begins at the park, where you will find signs leading you to the Oscar Tiegs Kangaroo Point Natural History Trail. The park is easily accessible and provides beautiful views of the Brisbane River.

• Public Transport - Bus

  For those further away in Kangaroo Point, take a bus from a nearby bus stop. Look for routes that stop at the Kangaroo Point area. The closest bus stop is located near the intersection of Main Street and Shafston Avenue. From there, you can take bus routes such as 230 or 222, which will bring you closer to the riverfront. Once you get off, you can walk towards the Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park, where the trail begins. Be sure to check the TransLink website or app for the latest schedules and fares.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, you can rent a bike from one of the local rental shops in Kangaroo Point. Once you have your bike, head towards River Terrace. The route is flat and bike-friendly. Ride along the riverfront towards the Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park, where you will find the entrance to the Oscar Tiegs Kangaroo Point Natural History Trail. Make sure to wear a helmet and follow local cycling rules.

• Rideshare

  If walking or public transport isn’t an option, consider using rideshare services like Uber or Ola. You can request a ride to Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park. Enter the destination as 'Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park' or specifically mention 'Oscar Tiegs Kangaroo Point Natural History Trail'. The ride should take about 5-10 minutes from various points in Kangaroo Point, depending on traffic. Note that rideshare services will incur costs based on distance traveled.