The 3.2 km walking track between Pearl Beach and Patonga on the Central Coast is a scenic bushwalk with several lookouts offering panoramic views over Broken Bay. With two beautiful beaches and a ...

Discover the best tours in The Rocks with our guide to five tried and tested walking experiences, highlighting history, pubs, crime stories, and more. Just a short walk from Circular Quay, The Rocks ...

Sydney is a very walkable city, making it easy to explore iconic landmarks on foot, with beautiful Harbour views as a bonus. One of our favourite walks in the city is the route from Museum Station to ...

The West Head Army Track in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is a short but steep trail that leads to a historic World War II army battery. At the base, you can explore old gun emplacements, ...

Strickland Falls is a small but scenic waterfall in Strickland State Forest in Somersby, accessible via a short loop trail. This 1.8 km dog-friendly bushwalk is a real treat, taking you through ...

Goat Island, part of Sydney Harbour National Park, is a fascinating sandstone island located just west of the Harbour Bridge, spanning 300 metres in width. Over the years, Goat Island has served many ...

The walking trail from Little Beach to Mullian Lookout offers a pleasant mix of spectacular coastal views and thriving bushland scenery. Featuring dramatic coastal cliffs, beautiful beaches, and ...

The Maitland Bay Track is a short but steep bushwalk in Bouddi National Park on the Central Coast that leads to the isolated beach of Maitland Bay. The track showcases the beauty of the national park, ...

The Lake Parramatta Walk is a popular bushwalking trail in Sydney’s west, with scenic views of the lake and surrounding bushland. This 4 km loop navigates through 75 hectares of thriving bushland ...

Providential Point Lookout is a scenic vantage point in the Wattamolla area of Royal National Park, offering panoramic coastal views. A short walking trail from the Wattamolla car park will get you to ...

Discover the best dog-friendly walks in the Blue Mountains with this guide, featuring everything from short, easy trails to more challenging bushwalking tracks. As a general rule, dogs are not allowed ...

Portal Lookout, located in the Glenbrook area of the Lower Blue Mountains, is a scenic vantage point with sweeping views of the Nepean River and beyond. This wheelchair-accessible lookout is easy to ...