Nature tracks at Redlands IndigiScapes Centre

Enjoy a walk through native bushland at IndigiScapes and see the plants and wildlife that make the Redlands Coast so special.

There are three nature tracks at the centre. All the tracks are classified as 'easy grade' with gradients less than 1:10.

Redlands IndigiScapes Centre is set in natural bushland which means wild animals reside and move through these areas. Please do not feed our wildlife and stay alert while enjoying the grounds.

Wildflower track

Wildflower walk

Duration: 20 minutes (return)
This walk takes you through many of our native trees - tallowwoods, black she-oak, swamp box and pink bloodwood. Touch the scars made by the larvae of the scribbly gum moth when you walk past the magnificent scribbly gum trees.

Tallowwood track

Tallowwood tree

Duration: 20 minutes (return)

This popular trail is the best place to see wildflowers in late winter and early spring. Listen out for our resident fairy wren family while enjoying the gently winding paths. Look into the lake and count how many turtles come to you across the water.

This walk leads you to the 400 year old tallowwood tree where you'll learn about our local history through the eyes of this special veteran.

Suitable for wheelchairs.

Fairy wren track – temporarily closed until mid 2027

This scenic route through translucent ferns along the banks of Coolynwynpin Creek is temporarily closed while we build an even better IndigiScapes playground as part of the Redlands Coast Eco Precinct.

Look out for an accessible, nature-inspired play space for children and families to enjoy for years to come.

Learn more about the Redlands Coast Eco-Precinct and stay up-to-date with how the playground renewal is progressing.