Brisbane's Beautiful Running Routes

For those who like to keep active and get some fresh air, Brisbane has a wonderful selection of riverside and park running routes. All are guaranteed to clear the mind and thrill you with the stunning scenery.

Teneriffe

Bridge

Enjoy a flat, paved, scenic route to see the landscape riverside of Brisbane. To put yourself through the paces, extend your run by heading towards the Breakfast Creek Bridge. Tip: For a nutritious, wholesome (and well-deserved) post-run energising meal, there are plenty of cafes dotted around the suburb to reward yourself!

The River Loop

Bridge

A popular route for those who are within the bustle of the city, the River Loop is the perfect post-work route. Begin your run from Eagle Street Pier along the boardwalk towards the Story Bridge, passing through Kangaroo Point and back via the Goodwill Bridge. Tip: For the fitness fanatics, put your legs to the test by climbing the Kangaroo Point stairs – the view is well worth it!

Kangaroo Point Cliffs

Park

Boasting panoramic views of Brisbane, the Kangaroo Point Cliffs are considered a workout hub. With endless trails that journey around the Brisbane River that are guided by beautiful landscaped gardens, there are plenty of routes for you to enjoy.

Kedron Brook Bikeway

Offering the most picturesque views at dawn and dusk, this route is paved by concrete paths to guide you through your run. This gem in the middle of Brisbane’s northern suburbs is the perfect place for both the amateurs and experienced runners.

Mt Coot-tha

Enjoy running through scenic nature trails? Mt Coot-tha offers plenty of nature-inspired routes to explore for all running abilities. Once completed, enjoy the spectacular landscape of Brisbane City that stretches from North Stradbroke Island, Moreton Island and the southern ranges, from the top of Mt Coot-tha.