Burgess Creek is a small coastal creek located within the Noosa Shire of Queensland, Australia, discharging directly into the Coral Sea at Sunshine Beach. Its catchment covers an area of approximately 545 hectares. The creek offers paddling access points and facilities, with one specific route described as a loop trail beginning at Seafarer Court, covering a distance of 2 miles with an elevation gain of 196 feet. This route is typically completed in under an hour, suggesting a relatively short and accessible paddling experience suitable for a brief outing. The creek's character is defined by its coastal environment, flowing through a natural catchment area before reaching the ocean. Paddlers can find information on specific boat ramps and access points to plan their entry and exit. The direct connection to the Coral Sea indicates a tidal influence, which is a critical factor for paddlers to consider regarding water levels and current. The surrounding area is managed by the local council, which provides information on the creek's environmental status. The setting near Sunshine Beach suggests proximity to coastal landscapes.