The dedicated pedestrian boardwalk, opened in 2019, offers diversity and variation, extending beyond the mangroves and linking Goodwill Bridge to the precinct.
The existing mangroves along the Brisbane River are a feature for visitors to Queen’s Wharf Brisbane through the new Mangrove Walk.
The 450metre Mangrove Walk includes interpretative heritage and integrated story-telling elements that will also provide an alternative path from the Botanic Gardens to Queen’s Wharf Plaza and Queens Wharf Road.
It features:
- An Indigenous message trail designed in collaboration with the Turrbal and Jagera Indigenous communities.
- An exploratory trail with educational installations and interpretive signage.
- A series of landings and lookouts with shaded seating nooks to enjoy the view.
- An elevated pavilion with views along the Brisbane River
It provides a launching facility for small non-motorised crafts such as kayaks and canoes at the above river restaurant and bar – Will & Flow – https://queenswharfbrisbane.com.au/explore/will-flow-overwater-bar/
