Aussie Bushwalking

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Aussie Bushwalking is a user-supplied list of bushwalking and hiking tracks in Australia - made by bushwalkers, for bushwalkers. It helps bushwalkers find new walks, share walks and track conditions and remember their Australian bushwalking/hiking activities.

New Walks

Cabbage Tree Range Loop
(D'Aguilar National Park - 17.5km return)
A longer walk that can be done in one day by those who can push the pace, or done over two for those choosing a more relaxing pace or with young children. Some steep sections in the latter half of the…
Mount Keira Lookout
(New South Wales - 200m return)
A short stroll to summit views with options for longer outings.
Cambewarra Mountain Lookout
(New South Wales - 200m return)
A short stroll to impressive views.
Cape Banks Walk
(New South Wales - 2.2km return)
A short walk in Kamay Botany Bay National Park to Cape Banks at the head of Botany Bay.
Barrengarry Creek Falls
(Morton National Park - 1km return)
A nice little walk to a cute waterfall and swimming hole.

News

Pages Pinnacle
was ticked by Daria Chernova

15 hours ago

Mt Ngungun
was ticked by Dan

17 hours ago

Good walk with a nice view
Not too difficult - we took our niece (9) this time and there were lots of other kids on the trail.
Can get crowded

Ross Historic Walk
was ticked by Dan

21 hours ago

Easy stroll.
Did this around 6pm in daylight savings hours and only saw a handful of other people.
We got a great sighting of a platypus right under the bridge near the carpark - didn't even know they were found in this area.

Mount Beerburrum
was ticked by Dan

22 hours ago

Steep! About 10 minutes of the ascent is brutal and the rest of the walk is quite enjoyable if you can manage the steep part.
Wouldn't attempt when wet as I would worry about slipping on the way down.
If you aren't sure about your fitness try Ngungun first, it is easier.
Coffee shop across the road.
Lace Monitors can be seen near the carpark and this time I saw one near the summit

Bullocky Rest to Forgan Cove Loop
was ticked by Dan

22 hours ago

Have done this walk many times over the last 20 years.
Sometimes I do the whole walk, other times I just park at Bullockys and look for koalas in the first section/picnic area and/or watch the sunset. The Bullocky Rest picnic area is as good as any and is nice for a cool drink or a snack after your walk Normally takes 2.5 hours if I do the whole trail as I like to try and spot birds and koalas along the way and will stop accordingly. Surprisingly I have only even seen one snake here which was a python. Look out for Koalas, Tawny Frogmouths, Fairy Wrens and the occasional bird of prey. There is also a group of Pale headed Rosellas in the first section between Bullocky Rest and Forgan Park that have been there for many years.

Scarborough Point Low Tide
was ticked by Dan

23 hours ago

Nice stroll at low tide. On high tide the point is completely submerged.
Good in the late afternoon after work when there is less people. Particularly nice if there is a late afternoon breeze after a hot day. Keep an eye out for birds in the exposed tidal areas - Terns, Pied Stilts and maybe an Osprey flying overhead.