Queens Beach dog on-leash & off-leash beach walk

3.9 km · 6 m of climb · walking · 10 named stops · Scarborough, QLD

Start your walk at Queens Beach, where dogs can enjoy on-leash fun along the sandy shores. This out-and-back trail offers a mix of paved paths and sandy stretches, with a few gentle rises making it easy for regular walkers. The route is dotted with picnic spots and playgrounds, great for a quick rest or play along the way.

The walk stretches 3.9 km, taking about 50 minutes to complete, with a total climb of just 6 metres. As you stroll, keep an eye out for migratory shorebirds like the bar-tailed godwit from September to March, and enjoy the marine life in Moreton Bay. Turn around at Scarborough Point Park to retrace your path back to Queens Beach, where the trail concludes.

Stops on this trail:

Good to know

Can I bring my dog?
Dogs are welcome; part of this walk is an off-lead area. Off-lead on the sand and in the water between the beach-access stairs and the northern rock groyne, about 350 metres, under effective control. Leads are required on the grass, the footpath, the car park and the beach south of the stairs. · Source · checked 24 October 2026
Are there toilets?
There are toilets on the route. Queens Beach Park and Scarborough Beach Park both have toilets; the accessible toilet at Queens Beach Park opens with a Master Locksmith Access Key.
What is the path like?
Surface: paved path and sand. Mostly flat. · (from the trail's tags)
Where can I get a coffee or something to eat?
On the route: Drift Coffee Company. · (from the stops)

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