Bushland Beach and Mount Low
Bushland Beach is a coastal suburb and beach approximately 15 kilometres north of the Townsville CBD, Queensland, Australia. The beach is situated just west of the mouth of Bohle River and stretches approximately five kilometres further north-west to the mouth of Black River.
Location - Townsville, North Queensland, Australia
Bushland Beach is a coastal suburb and beach approximately 15 kilometres north of the Townsville CBD, Queensland, Australia. The Bushland Beach community is situated just west of the mouth of Bohle River, the beach itself stretching approximately five kilometres further north-west to the mouth of Black River.
Take a stroll along the Bushland Beach, walk along the dirt tracks up to Mount Low, or wander the salt pans near the mangroves, boat ramp, and Stoney Creek. There's plenty of hidden geocaches to find and several parks to take your kids to the playground.
Mount Low
Even though Mount Low is just a small mound of dirt, it offers another perspective of the area with some stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Ride your bike, walk your dog, or find some the the geocaches in the area while taking in the views.
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The geology of Mount Low
Coarse red alaskite can be found at the western end of Mount Low, and grey-brown altered biotite-feldspar porphyry crops out at the western end of Mount Low. The medium to coarse quartz-feldspar porphyries crop out at the eastern end.
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