Billai Dhagun Circuit

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Billai Dhagun Circuit (GPX)

Billai Dhagun Circuit is part of the Boondall Wetlands, and after rain this walk can get quite wet. It is still quite an easy walk though. The name means 'Place of She-oaks', and you will see plenty of these here. There is a bird hide along the walk so that you can watch the water birds at the opening to Nundah Creek.

Lookouts

Bird Watching

Picnic Facilities

Toilets

Dogs Permitted

Cycling Permitted

Swamp or Wetland

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Getting there

From the Gateway Motorway (M1) take the Boondall exit. The Boondall Wetlands is on the eastern side of the highway. This walk starts from the visitor centre.

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Route/Trail notes

A detailed description of the walk!

Permits/Costs

Nil

Other References

Family Bushwalks in South East Queensland (ISBN 9780646946092) p109

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Billai Dhagun Circuit (GPX)

Comments

We did this walk in the dark after completing the other longer walk. It was a full moon so it was easy enough. Note though that walk is actually 2 km.
Ian and Sue on 20 May, 2016

We started at the environmental centre. It was a hot day so some parts of the walk were quite warm some trees have been removed between the track and the highway in some places making it even warmer as there was less shelter from the afternoon sun. We only walked as far as Nudgee Rd and back which is a total of 8.4km.
Ian and Sue on 26 Feb, 2016

Lots of water around and plenty of mozzies to match. The path is holding out well though. No problems at all.
Ian and Sue on 4 Apr, 2015

I have walked sections of this path many times, but this was the first time I've walked the whole thing. Watch out for cyclists!
DNFcacher on 24 Mar, 2015

We walked from the environmental centre to Nudgee Rd. The walk took 1 hour 40 minutes. The area is quite dry at the moment compared to what we've seen, but it's still very lush.
Ian and Sue on 25 May, 2014

We started this walk knowing it could rain and it did while we were at the bird hide. We waited until the heaviest rain seemed to be over and completed the walk. The track is really good now - raised granite with a couple of sections of board walk. There were puddles around the path from the rain, but the path was fine.
Ian and Sue on 6 Apr, 2014

good shade first half -- bituman / concrete 50 % walk - take in the walk to treatment plant return , a single loop of bird watch walk , trail to nudgee road then up to nudgee beach mangrove walk ( very nice ) then return to Boondall wetlands office gave us a 20 Klm walk - pretty boring really - best for a loop walk to bird watch ( 2 Klm ) then a picnic. BEWARE OF LYCRA BIKE RIDERS SO SO DANGEROUS the family groups are great with plenty of warning -- Its the Lycra wearing wannabe's doing 30 + KPH with no warning that do harm ! Should be monitored and fined !
Ted n Jo on 8 Sep, 2013

Good walk, can get hot as quite exposed in places.
Grumps on 11 Aug, 2013

We started at the car park at the wetlands and went all the way through to the royal Brisbane hospital. Then through to Qut at kelvin grove and home to red hill. Long day ended up being around 20kms
Sambo88 on 26 May, 2013

Late afternoon walk. We continued on to Nudgee and back again. Really pleasant easy walk.
Ian and Sue on 4 May, 2013

Nice long walk, with moments of nice scenery. Great bike ride, which the kids will love. Concrete path for several kilometre's through forest area's, swamps, and lakes.
DrummerJeff on 28 Apr, 2013