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.
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
Mt Kuring-Gai to Roseville Station (parts of oxfam 3,4 & 5 – 38km, elev 1100m)
This is part of Oxfam Section 3,4 & 5. This is easier than the Brooklyn to Mt Kuring-gai walk I hosted on the 21st of Feb. This walk has a less elevation
Brooklyn to Mt Kuring-Gai (33km)
Lots of up and downs. This is part of Oxfam section 1,2 & 3 and one of my favourite hikes in Mt Kuring-Gai National Park!
Roseville to Mt Kuring-Gai (32km)
This will be an exploratory walk. Exploring the sprawling bushland surrounding Roseville up through Kuring-Gai Chase National Park. We will be following a number
Mount Kuring-Gai to Wahroonga via Berowra (31km)
Starting at Mount Kuring-gai, we will take the Lyrebird track (west side) and should arrive at Berowra around 10:45am. We will take a quick short morning tea break
Mount Kuring-gai to Hornsby (24km)
Starting from Mount-Kuring-gai , we will descent through lyrebird gully track, after an hour or so, we will reach crosslands campground. From here we”ll walk
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