The Coolum Art Trail
Nan's knees won't do the boardwalk this year, so she has dared you to walk Coolum's art trail for her and bring back her postcard.
Closed for now. This game is paused while we check something on the route. Get the launch email above and we will tell you when it reopens.
The case
Nan June has holidayed in Coolum every summer for fifty years and sent herself a postcard every time. This year her knees say no to the boardwalk, so she has dared you to walk the art trail up to the top of Point Perry for her. At every artwork she has a question only the real thing can answer, and every answer fills in a clue on her crossword.
Made for families and for grandparents with grandkids: no clock, free hints, shells to collect for Nan's jar, and this year's postcard to make at the end.
Good for Families with kidsGrandparents and grandkidsSchool holidaysA beach day with something to do
Yes. It is free from start to finish.
About 3 km return, along David Low Way and the Coolum boardwalk to the top of Point Perry. Allow time for the lookout on the way.
Yes. It is made for families: no clock, free hints, shells to collect and a postcard to make at the end.
Access details are confirmed and listed on our accessibility page before it opens.
No. It plays in your phone's web browser.
Not yet. Get the launch email on this page and we will tell you the day it opens.
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