K'gari Research Station, near start of the Great Walk. is part of the Great Walks of Queensland. It is a world-class system of walking tracks through Queensland's protected area estate, including four magnificent World Heritage Areas.

The K'gari Great Walk is 90km in length and takes 6 to 8 days to complete. The walk covers ever-changing scenery and numerous landscapes. Hikers must be fully self-sufficient and carry water.

Shorter walks are also available and range from easy strolls to half-day and full-day adventures. Options from the station include:

• Wongi Sandblow - 8.3km return (3-4hrs)
• K'gari Research Station to Markwell's Break returning along eastern beach - 21.6km circuit (7-9hrs)
• Lake Boomanjin - 21.6km return (4-6hrs)

The K'gari Research Station is the southern most camp site along the walk and offers a range of facilities and services for visitors embarking on the Great Walk:

A range of accommodation including small 'swag' sites:

• Toilets andshowers;
• Carparking;
• Basic supplies; and
• Visitor information

More detailed route information is available in the route K'gari Great Walk (North to South) which can be accessed offline using the All Trails app.