Macquarie Pass National Park is a national park in New South Wales, Australia, 90 km southwest of Sydney. It is located around the pass of the same name, which is on the Illawarra Highway and part of the Illawarra escarpment.
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Yes we went here today and we climbed up to the top of the ridge and the top of the waterfalls and up passed the fire 🔥 trail about one Kilometre we enjoyed God’s and HIS SON JESUS CHRIST AND The Holy Spirit and ❤️❤️❤️THEIR Grace and Creation of All things seen and unseen He Made you and me And ALL PEOPLE OF ALL TIMES Make Sure You Wear good Foot Wear and you can Abseil from the top bring great gear for the job and pack a picnic 🧺 Great viewing from the top of the ridge it will give your HEART ❤️ a great workout my Heart ❤️ definitely did today my Cardiologist will pleased 😃 with me and HE definitely is a great Person Mark Herman in Burwood Sydney And bring your Camera and your phone for photos and you will...
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The Macquarie Pass National Park advertises two main walks, the Cascades Rainforest Walk and the Clover Hill Walk. The Cascades Rainforest Walk is 2 km return, they say it is a 30 minute round trip but I suggest you allow at least an hour then you can walk at a leisurely pace and enjoy the views, animals and vegetation. If you are lucky you will see Lyre birds, Rosella's, Finch and different types of lizards. The vegetation is interesting with different types of Fern and the amazing Strangler Fig. The walk is in good condition with steps and walkways to get you to the falls. At the falls their is a bit of a dam where you could cool off but it is not suitable...
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A decent spot for those looking to experience nature without straying too far from Sydney. The walking trails are varied in difficulty, making them suitable for both beginners and seasoned hikers. The lush greenery and occasional wildlife sightings add to the charm.
However, it can get quite crowded on weekends, which might detract from the overall experience. Parking can also be a bit of a hassle during peak times. Facilities like picnic areas are available, but they can feel a bit neglected. Overall, it’s a good place for a short hike or a family picnic, but don’t expect a completely serene experience if you visit...
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