Ballina To Lennox Coastal Walk

The Ballina to Lennox Head Coastal Walk is a scenic 13-kilometre shared pathway that stretches along the stunning coastline of northern New South Wales, connecting Ballina’s riverfront with the charming village of Lennox Head. This well-maintained, mostly bitumen path is perfect for walkers, cyclists, and families, offering breathtaking views of beaches, cliffs, rainforest, and the Pacific Ocean. Along the way, you’ll pass iconic spots like Shaws Bay, Angels Beach, Flat Rock, and Boulders Beach, with plenty of opportunities to spot dolphins, whales during migration season (May–October), and local birdlife.The walk is accessible and family-friendly, with shaded sections, picnic areas, and interpretive signage highlighting the region’s Aboriginal heritage. Highlights include the dramatic Pat Morton Lookout, offering panoramic views over Seven Mile Beach, and the peaceful North Wall boardwalk. Whether you’re after a leisurely stroll, a full-day adventure, or a refreshing coastal ride, the Ballina to Lennox Head Coastal Walk delivers unforgettable scenery and a true taste of the Northern Rivers’ natural beauty.