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Walking is a great for health, well being and the environment. Tweed Shire Council and the North Coast Area Health Service have produced the following brochures to promote walking in the local area.
For information on group walks visit the National Heart Foundation website or contact the local area coordinator on 02 6674 9500.
All of our 'Tweed Walk' brochures are available to download directly from Council's web site using the links provided below.
Further information is also available using the web site links provided to the right.
Tweed River Walk (466kb)
Grade: Moderate
Distance: 4.9km (return)
Boat Harbour to Point Danger - Rainbow Bay (421kb)
Grade: Medium
Distance: 3.8km (return)
Minjungbal Aboriginal 'Walk on Water' Nature Walk (383kb)
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