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Having personally walked over 70 trails you can definitely trust us that these are the best walks in Sydney. Whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. We’re including trails ranging from easy to hard, and from bush, to harbour, to coastal. You’ll also find tips for each walk, as well as how difficult they are and if you can access them by public transport.
If you’re looking for a hike with endless secluded coves and near constant harbour views the Rose Bay to Watsons Bay walk is for you. It also starts and ends with one of Sydney’s most beautiful ferry rides. We’ll tell you exactly what to expect from the trail; including all the best stops and how to avoid the crowds.
The Manly North Head Walk doesn’t just offer great views, it also has beautiful beaches, some interesting military history and even a cafe along the way. There are also a couple of great side trails and the chance to spot whales in season. Here’s everything you need to know about the trail, as well as some insider tips few others will tell you about.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk is a must for anyone visiting Sydney, and offers some of the best harbour views in the city. It’s a great free alternative if your budget doesn’t stretch to the BridgeClimb. We’re sharing our top tips for the walk including the best time of day to do it and where to head afterwards.
The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Walk from Circular Quay to Woolloomooloo never fails to impress. This easy walk has jaw dropping views throughout and explores the harbour, the Royal Botanic Gardens, one of Sydney’s best sunset spots and finishes up with a fantastic bar on the Woolloomooloo Finger Wharf. What could be better?
