Between Rocky Creek beach and the oyster fence beach is a 12 km long section of low energy shoreline, that is backed by slowly rising slopes of the Normanby Range and fronted by tidal flats averaging 1 to 2 km wide. Where the slopes reach the shore they form a series of shallow embayments and low headlands that, together with three tidal creeks, divide the shoreline into seven beaches all linked by continuous tidal flats. A vehicle track runs behind the shore, 2 to 3 km inland, reaching the coast at Mooly Creek and east of Little Creek. Otherwise there is no development, apart from the abandoned Huttonvale outstation, located 2 km south of Mooly Creek mouth. Mooly Creek beach (1292) is just 250 m long, extending from the east side of the creek mouth to a low point. The low beach impounds a small high tide salt flat. There is a vehicle track to the rear of the eastern end of the beach. read more

Beach Length: 0.25km