Chanticleer Gardens

Marramarra Ridge Trail is a well-graded fire trail with beautiful camp areas by the creek. The last 1-2km of track down the creek is especially rocky and steep, but once you arrive at the creek you can relax near the water in some of the only shade on the route. You can choose to go down Smugglers Ridge Trail to make this a loop walk, shown here - https://www.alltrails.com/trail/australia/new-south-wales/marramarra-creek-campsite-loop

The walk through bushland full of wildlife including wedge-tailed eagles, swamp wallabies and bandicoots. A moderate level trail with great views and interesting history. Can be done as a multi-day hike with a night spent camping in a quiet area only accessible by foot or water. Facilities at the campground are picnic tables, barbecue facilities and toilets. Activities popular in the area are canoeing, kayaking, walking, fishing and birdwatching. Bookings are required for the campsite, call...

A lovely trail through the Berowra Valley Regional Park, located in the outer northern suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales. This out and back route begins and ends from the parking and picnic area at the end of Somerville Road in the suburb of Hornsby Heights. Enjoy hiking alongside Berowra Creek, passing the Crosslands Reserve along the way. This first section is relatively easy. just under four kilometers in you'll start to encounter some steep hills. Enjoy walking along the sandy ridge...

The Place of Winds interpretive route is a leisurely stroll that is a great trail option starting from Crosslands Reserve. The path takes you through mangroves, swamps, and woodland. There are information signs along the way so you can learn more about the surrounding native flora and fauna. A wooden walkway leads you through the marshes to a platform with a spectacular view of the lake and valley. There's plenty of wildlife to spot in Berowra Valley National Park as well. See if you can...

This gorgeous hike runs along Berowra Creek via The Great North Walk trail in the bushy Berowra Valley National Park in Sydney, New South Wales. You can enjoy excellent views of the creek and varied vegetation on this route. This hike can be broken up with the option to camp at Berowra Creek Camp. The journey begins at Montview Park where there is parking available.