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Walks in Brisbane, side by side.

3 upcoming guided walks, hikes and strolls in Brisbane you can join alone. Walking next to someone is the easiest way to start talking.

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Sat31Oct
Free
OutdoorsBrisbane
09:30–11:30

Guided walk through the Boondall Wetlands (Billai Dhagun)

Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre

On Saturday 31 October 2026 from 09:30 to 11:30 the Boondall Wetlands Environment Centre in northern Brisbane runs a free guided walk on the Billai Dhagun Circuit. Experienced volunteer guides lead a gentle, easy, all-abilities walk of about 2 kilometres through the wetlands reserve. You learn about the unique plants and animals of the area, can visit the bird hide, notice how the vegetation changes along the way and hear why Boondall Wetlands is an internationally important conservation area. The listing also sets requirements for children, so check the details with the centre before bringing young people. The entry is via Stanworth Road. Bring water, a hat and insect repellent. A volunteer-led nature walk is an easy and friendly way to meet people when you come alone, since everyone shares the same slow pace. «An internationally important conservation area» Starts 09:30, ends about 11:30. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0).

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Mon9Nov
Free
OutdoorsBrisbane
10:00–12:30

Brisbane Greeters: a free guided walk from City Hall

Brisbane City Hall

On Monday 9 November 2026 from 10:00 to 12:30 Brisbane Greeters offer a free Greeter's Choice guided walk, starting from Brisbane City Hall on Adelaide Street. The listing says you will join one of the welcoming and experienced Brisbane Greeters, volunteers who share their knowledge and passion for the city on a guided walking tour. You can use the Greeters booking site to find a walk that suits you, whether in the central business district or one of the most historically significant suburbs. It is open to locals and visitors alike. City Hall stands beside King George Square, a short walk from Central station and the Queen Street Mall. Bring water, a hat and sunscreen for the Queensland spring sun. A small-group walk with a local volunteer is an easy way to meet people if you come alone, and the end time is approximate. «Welcoming and experienced Brisbane Greeters» Starts 10:00, ends about 12:30. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0).

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Thu12Nov
Free
LearningBrisbane
18:00–19:00

Chefs Eat Brisbane: stories behind the city dining scene

Brisbane Square Library

On Thursday 12 November 2026 from 18:00 to 19:00 Brisbane Square Library hosts a free library talk called Chefs Eat Brisbane: the stories behind our dining scene. The listing explains that Glenn's career has spanned hospitality, food and leadership, and that storytelling is now becoming an important part of how he reflects on those experiences, and that his understanding of what restaurants and their people contribute to a city led Sam to invite him to talk. Bookings are required: reserve a place through Eventbrite or call the library. The library is on George Street in the middle of the central business district, a short walk from Queen Street Mall and King George Square. A conversation about food and the people behind restaurants is an easy topic to share with strangers, so a seated evening talk like this works well if you come alone. «Stories behind our dining scene» Starts 18:00, ends about 19:00. Source: Brisbane City Council events (data.brisbane.qld.gov.au, CC BY 4.0).

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  1. One easy meeting point — a station exit, a statue or a park gate anyone can find.
  2. 60–90 minutes, start and end time in the invite.
  3. A loop route so nobody is stranded at the far end.
  4. Finish at a café — the talk often continues sitting down.
  5. Walk at a pace for talking: if someone is out of breath, slow down.
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Questions people ask

When is the next walk in Brisbane?

Guided walk through the Boondall Wetlands (Billai Dhagun) on Saturday 31 October at 09:30. This page lists all 3 upcoming walks, hikes and guided strolls in Brisbane from our feed.

Can I join a walk in Brisbane alone?

Yes. Guided walks and hikes have a meeting point, a start time and a guide, so you never stand around waiting for a friend. Walking side by side makes talking to strangers easy; arrive a few minutes early and say hi.

Are walks in Brisbane free?

3 of the 3 upcoming walks listed here are marked free. Others may need a ticket or a small fee — check the official page of each walk.

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