Jim Soorley Bikeway
The rules at a glance
Reported on-lead
Not confirmed with the council for this exact track. Rules can change along a trail and between council areas, so follow the signs at each section and check the council's dog map.
Verified dog-friendly with Brisbane City Council
Nundah, QLD 4012
Rules verified 24 September 2026
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Nundah, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-09-24
Pet policy
Dogs are allowed on the path but must be on lead the entire time. Policy set by Brisbane City Council.
The Schulz Canal path runs along the tidal lower reach of Kedron Brook toward Moreton Bay and is officially part of the Jim Soorley Bikeway. It passes through Nundah, Toombul and Nudgee rather than Hendra itself, and dogs walk it on lead.
Lead rules
Brisbane City Council manages the path. Dogs are allowed, but they must be on a leash the entire time.
The walk
The shared path is sealed asphalt and concrete, so it is easy going for dogs of any age. As the canal widens toward Nudgee Beach, the view opens out to wetlands, shorebirds and mangrove-lined banks.
Max: Shorebirds feed right along the banks here. A short lead keeps them undisturbed and your dog out of the mud.
Sharing the path
This is a shared bikeway, so expect cyclists. Keep to one side and bring your dog in close when riders pass.
Pair it with
Back in Hendra, Brickhouse Cafe is close by for a coffee after the walk.
When to go
In summer, cooler mornings or late afternoons are the better choice. Bring water for the dog.
Policy verified 24 September 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
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