Great Walks

CITY OF JOY

YOU don’t need to bushbash through thick scrub like our writer did on pg 60 to appreciate Sydney Harbour’s natural beauty. These five walks are well marked, easy to access, and offer great views and top swimming spots.

Manly to Spit Walk

Region: North Sydney

For spectacular Sydney Harbour views, this is the track for you. Start near Manly Wharf and work your way to the stunning Spit Bridge. This harbourside trail passes through Sydney Harbour National Park, a mix of subtropical bushland and a series of short tracks crossing between stunning beaches, bays and inlets in North Sydney. Take in historical sites such as the Grotto Point Lighthouse and admire Aboriginal rock

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