Christmas Tree Trail on the Sunshine Coast 2018

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Within the Sunshine Coast Council, there are a total of twenty locations with beautifully adorned Christmas trees, all adding to the spirit and good cheer of Christmas in our local communities. All of these spectacularly decorated trees use LED lighting, ensuring the Council's ongoing commitment to sustainability within the region, is adhered to.

Most of the Christmas Tree Trail will be illuminated from Saturday 1 December, with certain local communities hosting specific events to officially turn the lights on as part of the Christmas festivities. By Monday 10 December all of the Council's splendidly decorated trees will be shining bright, lighting up our night skies with gorgeous colours and ornaments.



If parents and grandparents are looking for a fun and exciting outing to keep the children amused and away from digital screens, why not pack a picnic hamper and venture out on an adventure of a different kind - discovering the beautifully enhanced Christmas Trees on the Sunshine Coast Council's Christmas Tree Trail. Most of these stunning Christmas Trees are in parks with undercover picnic shelters and BBQs and in a lot of instances, the added bonus of playgrounds, allowing families the time and opportunity to relax and enjoy quality time with family.

Please note that the trees on the Christmas Tree Trail are not specifically fir trees or traditional Christmas trees as we remember them from childhood.



The Council's Christmas Tree Trail guide is in location alphabetical order, with, in most instances, the type of tree too.

**& #127876 ; Alexandra Headland
Bunya Pine, north-side of Alexandra Headland Surf Life Saving Club, Alexandra Parade
**

**& #127876 ; Buderim
Jacaranda tree, in front of the Old Post Office, near the Burnett Street roundabout **

**& #127876 ; Caloundra
Norfolk Pine, The Esplanade, Bulcock Beach**

**& #127876 ; Conondale
Boyle Park, Maleny-Kenilworth Road (next to the pool) **

**& #127876 ; Coolum
David Low Way (west side) near Park Street **

**& #127876 ; Cotton Tree
Cotton Tree Park (west of swimming pool), Cotton Tree Esplanade **



**& #127876 ; Eudlo
Silky Oak, Rosebed Street, opposite General Store **

**& #127876 ; Glass House Mountains
Rotary Park, (Use my article link here) Reed Street and Bruce Parade **

**& #127876 ; Kenilworth
Swamp Gum in Town Park, Elizabeth and Charles Streets **

**& #127876 ; Maleny
Maple and Coral Streets roundabout **

**& #127876 ; Mapleton
Flaxton Drive and Obi Obi Road, opposite Memorial Park **

**& #127876 ; Marcoola
Norfolk Pine at Felix Parry Park, Marcoola Esplanade **

**& #127876 ; Montville
Fig Tree at Village Green, Main Street (south of Memorial Close) **



**& #127876 ; Mooloolaba
Norfolk Pine, Brisbane Road roundabout along the Esplanade **

**& #127876 ; Mudjimba
Power Park, Mudjimba Esplanade **

**& #127876 ; Nambour
Town Square, corner Lowe and Queen Streets **

**& #127876 ; Palmwoods
Albizia Tree, Margaret Street **

**& #127876 ; Woombye
Poinciana tree, 27 Blackall Street (opposite SPAR) **

**& #127876 ; Wurtulla
Crummunda Park, Coongarra Esplanade **

**& #127876 ; Yandina
Jacaranda tree, War Memorial Park, Stevens and Railway Streets **



With twenty spectacular trees on the Christmas Tree Trail on the Sunshine Coast, you can explore a different one every evening leading up to the arrival of the jolly ol' man himself. The Christmas Tree Trail is fantastic fun for the whole family and it's FREE!

Information and photos, unless otherwise indicated, supplied by Sunshine Coast Council

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