Boreen Point, Urunga Parade
Boreen Point, Urunga Parade
Boreen Point Boat Ramp on Urunga Parade sits on the shores of Lake Cootharaba, the largest lake on the Noosa River system, in the Sunshine Coast hinterland of Queensland.
The single-lane concrete ramp provides direct access to the lake and the Upper Noosa River waterway, and is suitable for 2WD vehicles. It is well regarded for ease of launching, though jet skis are not permitted on the water here.
The ramp is a popular starting point for paddlers and small-boat users exploring the upper river. A canoe journey from Boreen Point to the Kinaba Information Centre covers approximately 7 kilometres and takes around 1. 5 hours.
Beyond Campsite 3 further upstream, only electric motors and non-motorised vessels are allowed, making this a quiet and largely natural waterway.
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