Mt Victoria to Blackheath via Little Blue Gum (35km, elev 1130m)
Easy flat 6km start along Victoria Falls Rd, should be able to walk this in one hour before descending down to little blue gum. We go up Pearce’s Pass to cover a nice 450m
Wentworth Falls to Blackheath via Lockley Pylon, Perrys Lookdown (35km)
This walk is relatively straightfoward as about 60% of it is firetrail / road. The descent down to blue gum forrest through shortridge pass is probably the trickiest bit
Mount Piddington & Grand Canyon via Rail Walkway (30km)
This walk is about half local roads and half mountainous terrain. We start with a stunning walk up to Mount Piddington from where we can head out across various tracks to
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
Woy Woy to Wagstaffe via Bouddi NP (38km)
This is a fairly straight foward hike (distance is no issue for me), and can be done when wet. Do note, there is one section (from the 33km mark on AllTrails, where you will need to go offtrack and walk alongside the coast line if you want to reach Box Head
Heathcote to Heatcote via Royal & Heathcote NP (28km)
The initial plan was to take kangaroo creek from heathcote to waterfall station on the Royal National Park side, but we decided to stay on track going through Karloo Track
Katoomba to Jenolan Caves (6 foot Track – 52km) in one day
If you would like to complete this track, you will need to organise a car shuffle, for our group, on Saturday we drove 3 cars to Jenolan caves and parked 2 cars there.
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
Leura to Wentworth Falls 21km – Rain
There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad gear. This hike is what it is all about. Non stop pouring rain. Today was a good day to test out my wet weather gear. Here’s to the crazy ones.
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