Springs Beach

Springs Beach is a picturesque and serene location, known for its clean, pristine beaches and great surfing opportunities. The beach is also the starting point for the Red Rock Trail Hike along the coastline, offering visitors a chance to explore the natural beauty of the area.

The beach is accessible via a rough dirt road opposite the Paperbark Forest. This road leads to a car park for the Springs Beach walking track. From the car park, it's a ten-minute downhill walk to the beach, mostly on a timber boardwalk. The walk back up from the beach can be strenuous, especially on hot days, but the stunning views and tranquil atmosphere make it well worth the effort.

Visitors are advised to be prepared for the journey, as the entrance to the beach requires a vehicle with a high wheel base or a 4-wheel drive. Along the way, there's a chance to spot native wildlife such as kangaroos and kookaburras. The beach itself does not have amenities, so visitors are encouraged to bring necessary supplies like water and snacks, and to ensure they leave no litter behind.

The beach is also a nesting site for turtles, adding to its natural appeal. Despite its beauty, Springs Beach is often quiet, with few visitors, making it a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the crowds.