Perry’s Track, Shortridge Pass & Pierces Pass
Immediate descent of 600m follow by an immediate ascent of 570m, which follows by an immediate descent of 570m. Some flat for 5.5km then an ascent of 450m.
Kangaroo Creek Loop, Royal National Park
Lots of variations in the track, and the possibility of a dip in the pool on a hot day, make this trail an enjoyable! hike. Wear the correct footwear if it has just rained track can be muddy
Cowan to Berowra via Mt Kuring-Gai (33km, some night hiking)
Start of Cowan, walk to Berowra, then Berowra walk to Mt Kuring-Gai via berowra Track then back to berowra via Lyrebird Gully Track (most likely in the dark :D)
Mt K’ng-Gai – Spit Bridge|Oxfam section 3-8|65km
This is part of Oxfam sections 3-8. This is generally considered the easier part, with most of the climbing completed in the first 3 sections, although we will start slightly before section 3 for easy access.
Palm Beach to The Rocks – (70km)
A very, very long, beautiful coastal walk on which you can enjoy an extended portion of the shoreline covering a vast expanse of Sydney’s North Shore, culminating with a walk across
Bungonia NP – Camp & Hike & BBQ!
Bungonia Gorge is a gorgeous scramble and a beautiful hike. We will arrive at Bungonia Campground at 10am (no more than 3 hr drive from Sydney), do the white and red track before
Blaxland Loop via BM NP (32km)
Start of with Florabella Pass (little bit tricky, then up to Bullants Track, if we have time, we can do a detour to the Lost World, otherwise walk down to Martins lookout
Woy Woy to Point Clare via Brisbane Waters NP (50km)
This will be an exploratory walk, exploring large sections of the beautiful Brisbane Water national park. We will do a bit of street walking, go into the bush for about 12km
Brooklyn to St Ives (parts of oxfam section 1-4) 46km
This is part of Oxfam Section 1-4 (and the more challenging side). If you are doing Oxfam, this is a good training section. We will also walk over 10km in the dark (the section
Koolewong to Wondabyne (45km)
A lovely walk through Brisbane Waters NP. It starts with a steep climb and a bit of scrambling, and then follows through the mountains and crossing some roads.
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