QLD · BOAT RAMP · NORTH BANK - CABBAGE TREE CREEK

Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp.

Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp is a 1-lane kayak / canoe launch in North Bank - Cabbage Tree Creek, Queensland (estuary access), with none. Verified against the official registry, 8 July 2026.

The essentials

Ramp type
Kayak / canoe launch
Lanes
1
Water
Estuary
Parking
none
Tide dependent
Yes

Facilities

Toilets

Location

GPS: -27.32988, 153.08476

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Tide note: Queensland registry marks the facility as tide-limited.

Tide today

Tide at Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp: Low 04:12 at 0.5 metres, High 10:06 at 2.1 metres, Low 16:24 at 0.2 metres, High 22:42 at 2.1 metres 06:0012:0018:00 04:12 · 0.5m10:06 · 2.1m16:24 · 0.2m22:42 · 2.1m

Predicted from harmonic constituents at Brisbane, 9.1 km away. Rebuilt daily — check the water on the day, and read the ramp's own depth markers before committing a trailer.

Common questions

What kind of boat ramp is Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp?
Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp is a 1-lane kayak / canoe launch with estuary access. Parking: none.
Where is Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp?
Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp is in North Bank - Cabbage Tree Creek, Queensland. The launch point is at GPS coordinates -27.32988, 153.08476 — use the Google Maps link on this page for directions.
What facilities does Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp have?
Listed facilities: Toilets.
Is Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp tide dependent?
Yes — Shorncliffe, Yundah Street Canoe Ramp is tide dependent, so check the tide before you launch or retrieve. Queensland registry marks the facility as tide-limited.

Source & verification

Ramp details sourced from the official registry. Retrieved 8 July 2026. Data confidence: High.

Registry detail: Queensland recreational-boating facilities registry ID BC76; manager Brisbane City Council; official facility type Canoe Ramp; water tap listed; source lists a load limit.

Conditions change. Ramps silt up, close for works, and tide windows shift — check locally before towing a long way, and always check current boating and fisheries rules for Queensland.

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