Bunyaville Conservation Park Shared Trails

Bunyaville Conservation Park Shared Trails is a dog walk in Aspley, QLD, where the route features network of trails through open eucalypt forest and native bushland, with gentle hills, shaded paths, and several small creeks.

The walk

Underfoot it is dirt/rocky/gravel/unpaved paths, with some sealed and natural sections.

Lead rules

Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) and Moreton Bay City Council manages the route. This is a lead-on route: the leash stays on from the car park to the exit, with council signage the only exception if a section is ever re-signed.

Carry water for the dog: drinking points along walks like this are rarely signed, so plan as if there are none. Early morning and dusk are the comfortable windows in Aspley for an on-lead stroll of this kind, particularly through the warmer months.

Worth knowing

There is enough dog-friendly hospitality around Aspley to turn the walk into an outing; the suburb guide sorts out the options. Kedron Brook Bikeway is the other local walk worth comparing.