It was 4 hours of total time from city, walking to the waterfall and return to city on a nice beautiful Sunday. A bit muddy from time to time as it was a day after the rain but it was rewarded by strong cool waterfall sound. We started the walk at the nice and scray walk over the dam and prob it was not a shortcut to the waterfall. It took 2.5 hours including two break time of 15 minutes each. 172x from the city to near the entrance, then about 20 minutes of walk along the residence of Balgowlah. many cars came to the parking lot, picnic area with parking next to the parking machine. Went out to the Wakehurst parkway side to get to 141 bus. luckily the bis was operating on Sunday afternoon. a bit dangerous 200 m walk to the bus stop, so be careful..the circuit joins the biking trail in the middle then branch back to the bushwalk trail before the waterfall. Kids could find some dragonflies and tadpoles, even some baby ferns. a lovely place to bushwalk on a bright sunny weather. cool breeze all along...
   Read moreHad a lovely, slightly longer than expected, walk around the dam on a sunny Sunday. We had expected to follow the "hikers" signs and that these would be easy-to-see as we made our way around. Silly us!! Not even sure where we went wrong, and it wasn't terrible that we got "lost", but perhaps better signage is required.
Such beautiful scenery, wildlife and...
   Read moreGot a surprise to find out just how terrific this place is on a beautiful Sydney day! Swimming, fishing, BBQ's, playgrounds, bush walking, water skiing, paddle boarding - so many fun (and free) outdoor activities to be done here. Just have to pay for parking. They do ask that you don't feed to ducks, especially bread which...
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