Bribie Beach and Inland Road Conditions

I drove Bribie about 6 weeks ago going the inland track first up due to high tide, and was astounded at how chopped up that track is these days. It's been about 5 years since I last drove that track and likely going to be another 5 years before I do it again any time soon...the clowns that refuse to deflate their tyres or engage 4wd have made that track a huge mess. At no stage did i look like getting bogged due to having deflated my tyres, but it was slow going to stop getting thrown about the vehicle everywhere, and i wasn't towing anything.
I revisited Bribie last weekend again and it was pretty low tide heights (both low and high tides were small) so timing to drive on the beach was not a real issue at all, though very limited hard sand to drive on as tide came in (heaps of chopped up soft sand). The track from Woorim end is just as chopped up as the inland track (probably more so actually), be sure to deflate sufficiently and you'll be fine, but it's slow going if you don't want to get airborne....i was mostly 1st and 2nd gear only walking through much of the beach entry track. The beach itself is very rollercoaster like currently so staying under the speed limit is very easy to do (didn't stop several P platers from driving like idiots getting airbourne near families though), with not much hard sand to drive on as tide comes in the rest of the beach is very chopped up and will be very hard going if towing. In essence what i'm saying is lower your tyre pressures heaps to get through, because the place is really showing what happens when tyres don't get deflated and 4wd not engaged by so many idiots.

Sitting on Ocean Beach currently as I type this reply, so can't get more up to date then this...lol.
Seems like the Woorim end beach entry track is slightly better today then it was the other weekend, though the public holiday traffic is sure to change that by day's end. Low tide was 3 hours ago, beach is about 30 - 40 metres wide and first 10 metres is "hard" sand. At dead low the beach was better to drive on then now, was a touch flatter then, now it's roller coaster like with the water up a touch more. I'm rolling along the softer sand in 2nd gear at 18psi no worries at all, go any faster and you'll get airbourne.