Activity Details
Join the Belong Club every Friday for a welcoming walking group along the Queenscliff and Manly Beach foreshore to Shelly Beach.
- When: 9:30am – 11:00am every Friday.
- Meet outside, undercover at the Queenscliff Surf Club.
- Route: 2.4km paved path to Shelly Beach (about 30 minutes), with a stop for coffee; return 1.3km to The Corso or 2.4km to start.
- Medium pace, beginner level; split into smaller groups or pairs to suit individual speeds for inclusive enjoyment.
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