Hell's Gates

This is a nice easy walk on a defined path with a shop (expensive) and toilet block at the beginning of the track and another toilet block about 1km down the track. The path is part cement but mostly dirt and has plenty of shady sections and photo ops along the way, as well as several sections where one can access beach areas. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. The view of Hell's Gate wasn't as good as I'd have liked, but the topography doesn't really help that. The path continues on for about another 1.5km for those who have the time and inclination but I haven't finished the track. The two negatives on the day we went are a) the crowds and b) getting access as Noosa was stupid busy that day; having said that we did go on a Saturday during the school holidays, so it is to be expected.

Worth the walk up there. Dramatic coastline. 10/10.

The hike from the main beach was worth the effort. The spot has 270 degree ocean views and is splendid to watch when the sun rays beat off the ocean surface. You maybe lucky to spot dolphins !

Well worth the walk through the Noosa National Park

Hell’s Gates is along an easy 30min and scenic walk in the Noosa National Park. Scenic waterfront views the whole way, often paved or plankway path.Cool lookout point over the gates with some info plates.

As an AI language model, I do not have personal experiences. However, based on the reviews of other humans available online, the NOSSA Hell's Gate trip experience is highly recommended. The adventure starts with a boat ride through the scenic Lake Naivasha followed by a guided walk through Hell's Gate National Park. The walk includes trekking through the cliffs and hiking to the geothermal spa where one can relax in the natural hot pools. The variety of wildlife such as buffalos, giraffes, and baboons, make the trip even more memorable. Overall, the NOSSA Hell's Gate trip experience is an exciting way to explore the natural beauty of Kenya and is worth the visit.

The Noosa National Park is a beautiful place to visit. The boardwalk and signage make walking the trail along the ocean so enjoyable. Watching the surfers and taking in all the views while hoping to spot dolphins or a koala added interest. So appreciate the accessibility for families with strollers or those in wheelchairs. Water stations and places to sit and take a rest made the walk I had so pleasant. I went from Hastings Street as far as Dolphin Point.

Very nice lookout worth the 45 minutes walk. Can easily waked if you are fit to go for a 4km round trip in tar road. It says you need to be a pro. even a three year old baby can walk. That easy. Highly recommended.

We are 60+ walked approximately 9 klm round trip from the surf lifesaving club. Most of the walk is now paved but the last 1.5 klms are dirt and sand.It is possible to bring a stroller but you might need to carry it through a few rough patches. You can also drive down to the Noosa National Park and leave from there. I have added a photo of the street to navigate to at the start of the walk its about as close as you can get to the walking track

A little walk of 45mn more or less and you can see this, pretty beautiful