Stradbroke Island's walking trails offer diverse experiences through some of Queensland's most spectacular coastal and bushland settings. The North Gorge Walk stands as the island's most famous trail, offering breathtaking ocean views and regular wildlife sightings along its 1.2km boardwalk circuit. The lesser-known Karboora (Blue Lake) track provides a more challenging 5.2km return journey through wallum heathland, revealing stunning lake views as a reward. The Point Lookout Coastal Walk combines beach tracks and headland paths, offering seasonal whale watching opportunities and panoramic ocean vistas. For nature enthusiasts, the Myora Springs track near Dunwich provides insight into the island's indigenous heritage while showcasing unique mangrove ecosystems. The Terra Bulla Leumeah Conservation Area offers several interconnected trails through different vegetation types, from rainforest to coastal heath. The Cylinder Beach to Deadman's Beach track presents a moderate coastal walk with opportunities to spot dolphins and turtles in the clear waters below. Each trail has been carefully maintained to protect the natural environment while providing access to some of the island's most spectacular locations.