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Whether you are planning a trip or just want to get outside into the city's backyard, add a beautiful day hike to your itinerary. Trail reviews include footage clips along the entire track to show you what's in store plus a quick review of the trail condition, wayfinding, lookouts, flora and fauna, and fitness intensity. Links to custom Google Maps and park management information are also included with each video.
I love your videos, especially this one. It’s a shame that I haven’t seen any more of your hiking videos - I quite enjoyed them and have done two hikes that you have shown here on RU-vid already, which I enjoyed.
this isnt near a train station right? is there proper signal on the start of the loop where you parked? like i can book for Uber from there after the walk?
hello, your videos are so nice.. last month i followed the same trail you did for the lane cove river loop. just a quick question for this hike though. is this suitable for 13yrs old? i wanna bring my kid up to the Uloola falls and back.
how many kilometers from heathcote station to uloola falls? and what book do you recommend to know the wild life in sydney or australia in general? you seem to know the names of the birds and reptiles and that what makes your videos interesting too and worth streaming.
Thank you! I am glad you enjoy them and that you tried the Lane Cove walk - I hope you enjoyed that, too! If you are well prepared with good shoes, it should not be a problem for a 13 year old to walk to Uloola falls and back. Just take care when navigating the trail between Karloo pools and Uloola falls as it becomes more difficult at that point. When you reach Uloola falls, also be mindful of the cliff edges.
I recommend viewing the trail map I created. You can use the measure tool there to identify the distances: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Yr-wOnuze8Y6zvvTPmtji51g3Wrt6ls7&entry=yt&ll=-34.113175313610185%2C151.01648620000003&z=14
I haven't used a book in the past but I would estimate that most books on this topic would be adequate. I have simply typed in the description of the animal or plant into a Google search (+ added the park or region name) to find websites that feature information about the plants and animals in the area. Then I would identify a match between what I saw and what the website shows and describes for that species of plant or animal. :)
@@trailrhiking yes i bought her new shoes and shes gonna try it on this weekend on the spit to manly hike. i saw your vid about this too. we’re gonna do the karloo pools next week. thanks for the tips!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it and agreed - such a stunning place for sure! Absolutely - we definitely had a look at Bluff Mountain from afar but the temperature made us say..."maybe next time" :D
There are so many beautiful hikes in NSW....you should check out Walk My World's blog, they have visited a lot of places that you could get inspiration from. I have personally visited a number of the ones on their blog..... Have you tried canyoning in Blue Mountains and Newnes....they look amazing!
This is a nicer track than the other one from the residential side.....have you been to Kangaroo Creek Falls.....there is a track from Waterfall station and the second falls on the way to Kangaroo is nice too
Did this walk 2 years ago on a weekday afternoon, starting from Mt. Kuring-gai. No signage/direction arrows until you reach the waterfront. No direction arrows on your journey to Berowra. There was 1 snake though, and only 1 other walker. Paths are narrow, and it gets tricky as you climb to Berowra in fading light.
I recall that being the case, too. Some parts you need to just follow the path which is fairly easy to stick to. Definitely recommend to do the walk in the other direction so you can avoid the steep climb at the end of the walk.
This is very hard to estimate, sorry. Depends on the person and what a leisurely pace would be for them. I recommend viewing the track information and recommended duration listed there and estimate based on that.
Thanks very much for this. I did it with a group 50 or more years ago when it was a much less developed. Now in my late 70's, I went for a walk starting at the Mt Ku-ring-gai end last winter, on a glorious sunny day. I went as far as the point you'd reached by you at the 10.30 mark, stopped for a drink and a bit of morning tea. looking down to Cowan Creek. Very much enjoyed it and I'll be back next winter.. I think the point I'd reach was the right place for me to turn around. I could have carried on to Appletree Bay but no idea how I would have got back. As an aside, my great-aunt and her husband lived in what is now Young St Mt Ku-ring-gai. What was their house is still there, looking much the same.. Overall, a morning of good nostalgia
Wow! That is fantastic. Thank you for sharing this. It must have been amazing reliving your experience after all those years. It is a stunningly beautiful area.
Thank you! Definitely consider giving it a go. Even the Riverside walk portion is a nice walk through the park (the easier part) but the entire loop is fantastic, too!
Do you know if this walk is open? I’m very keen to do this walk in the near future but not sure if it’s open or not. Last I heard it was closed due to the heavy rainfall in the area that caused some damage
We are not certain of the current service schedules but it might be possible. It is recommended to try directions via google maps or the local public transport website timetables to confirm this.
Just wanted to ask, as when I do this walk I will be coming by public transport, how far away is the nearest bus stop from Bouddi National Park? This is absolutely beautiful ❤
We are not certain of the current service schedules. It is recommended to try directions via google maps or the local public transport website timetables to confirm this.
