Lane Cove Riverside Walk (Sydney)
In preparation for the Bloody long walk last year (2019), I explored the Lane Cove national park (North Shore) that is closer to the place that I stayed at that time. After researching, I found …
Category: Walks in Sydney
Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales. It is known for its beautiful coastline and coastal walks. There are plenty of walks around Sydney that cater needs for every kind of hiker/walker. Walks in Sydney are relaxing and refreshing. Some of these walks can easily be done on a weekday after work.
Sydney is a place where you can create your own walking path. There are so many opportunities for walks. You can walk between the buildings in the city and feel amazed by the beautiful concrete buildings. There are good and safe pavements all where one can have an evening stroll and enjoy the city lights. The city has character and it is pretty during the day and even at night.
Public Transport
Sydney has four modes of public transport:
- Trains
- Buses
- Ferries
- Light rails
The main train station is the Central train station. The recent and up-to-date information on public transport can be found on the NSW Transport website.
Opal card is the card used to travel within Sydney and can be used for any modes of public transport in Sydney. Opal cards can also be used to travel to some of the cities in New South Wales as well. Opal cards can be topped up at any train station or news agency or 7/11 stores or online. More information on where all Opal cards can be used is found on the Opal website.
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Sydney city walk – Darling Harbour to Wynyard
Darling Harbour to Wynyard As I was bored with the same walking path after work every evening, one fine day I decided to follow the city trail. The walk in the city started from Darling …
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La Perouse to Maroubra coastal walk
La Perouse to Maroubra Do you love walking along the coast? Do you fancy a good walk watching the spectacular endless ocean and the blue waters? If yes, then this walk is definitely for you. …
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Rouse Hill to Norwest walking trail (Sydney)
The walk between the suburbs of Rouse Hill and Norwest passes through various suburbs in the Hills District (North West) of Sydney. Both of these are the new suburbs and there is plenty of construction …
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The Bloody Long Walk!
Yes, I am participating in the Bloody long walk this year. It is 35 kilometres at a stretch walk on the 8 September 2019. The walk is owned and operated by the Mito Foundation. The …
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Guide | Hike to Barrenjoey lighthouse (Sydney)
Built in the late 1800s, Barrenjoey lighthouse is a great sandstone lighthouse with spectacular views in the background. The lighthouse sits in the Barrenjoey head at Palm Beach and is one of the most iconic …
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Guide | Great North Walk (Sydney)
The Great North Walk comprises of multiple day hikes between Sydney and Newcastle. It is a total walk of 250 kilometers. I have been trying to do the small part of this walk – a …
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Guide | Bobbin Head Track via Sphnix Memorial (Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park)
This weekend I did the Bobbin Head Track via Sphnix Memorial walk, in the Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National park. The walk starts at the Bobbin Head café and goes into the national park. It is an …
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Guide | Wynyard to Lane Cove (Sydney)
If you fancy an evening walk with at least 5-6 kilometres on a weekday after work, then Wynyard to Lane Cove in Sydney is the walk. It passes through Sydney’s beautiful tall buildings and also …
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Guide | Waverton: Balls Head Reserve walk (Sydney)
A very easy and relaxed walk to do over the weekend is the Balls Head Reserve walk in Sydney. It is in the Lower North Shore of Sydney and passes through some gorgeous views of …
