Kangaroo Point
Introduction
Kangaroo Point is a peninsula on the east bank of the Brisbane River, known for its riverside volcanic cliffs. These ochre rock walls are Brisbane's popular outdoor rock-climbing spot and a great vantage point overlooking the city skyline. The clifftop park is an open green space facing the city centre across the river, while the Story Bridge spans alongside, making it a classic spot to capture the Brisbane River, city high-rises and the Story Bridge in one frame, especially at sunset and after dark when the lights come on. A riverside promenade runs below the cliffs for walking and cycling, and the rock walls are lit at night, a favourite place for Brisbanites to exercise and enjoy the city night view.
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💡 Tips
FAQ
Any practical tips for visiting Kangaroo Point?
At dusk, shoot the city skyline framed with the Story Bridge from the cliff top for the best photos. The riverside promenade below is good for walking and cycling and links to South Bank Parklands.





