Coochin Creek Sunshine Coast Queensland Aerial Photos
Coochin Creek located off the beautiful Pumicestone Passage in Queensland. Aerial photos of Coochin Creek show it located about 2/3 of the way up the Pumicestone Passage and runs through the Beerburrum State Forest. Add to Description →
Pelican Waters #990186
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- Pelican-Waters-990186.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Aerial image of Pelican Waters Golf Club
Coochin Creek #990059
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- Coochin-Creek-990059.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Photograph includes Pumicestone Passage and Bribie Island.
Coochin Creek #006836
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- Coochin-Creek-006836.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Pine Forests west of Pumicestone Passage
Coochin Creek #000428p
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- Coochin-Creek-9000428.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Photograph includes Pumicestone Passage, north tip of Bribie Island, and Moreton Island.
Coochin Creek #000425
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- Coochin-Creek-000425.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Stock photo of the north tip of Bribie Island.
Coochin Creek #000428
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- Coochin-Creek-000428.jpg
- Photographer
- Mike Swaine
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- Photograph includes Pumicestone Passage, north tip of Bribie Island, and Moreton Island.
Coochin Creek Information
The Pumicestone Passage is well known for the diversity of the local birds, fish and other animals. Nearby Bribie Island passage affords many activities for the boating and water sports enthusiast.
The entire Coochin Creek area is surrounded by pine plantations, opening to eucalyptus forest, and some remnant rainforest. Access is by conventional car, although the track is not paved. It can be quite rough and is winding and narrow in places.
The camping and picnic ground in Coochin Creek has composting toilets, wood-fire barbeques and tank water, with firewood supplied.
Fishing and canoeing in Coochin Creek are popular pastimes. Many walks of varying levels of fitness are possible from this campground, either by foot or by a short car trip to the Glasshouse Mountains.