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  • unnamed pool on Kangaroo Creek
    Camping 6

    Off-track, overnight in Sydney: Waterfall to Engadine via Kangaroo Creek

     If you’re after an overnight, off-track experience right next to Sydney (and are reasonably fit), then put this walk in the Royal National Park on your list. These ...

    On 19 November, 2016 / By James Stuart
  • Darug Area, Euroka Campground, Blue Mountains National Park
    Camping 0

    Euroka Campground: Sydney’s best bush camping experience?

    With the weather warming up, it’s time to start dreaming of family camping trips again. One place I’ll definitely be heading is Euroka campground in the foothills of ...

    On 24 October, 2016 / By James Stuart
  • Eriostemon australasius (wax flower) in bloom
    Books and Ideas 1

    Muogamarra and the Language of Wildflowers

    A short walk in the famed Muogamarra Nature Reserve leaves me in thrall to the beauty of flowers and the names used to describe them. Two things happened ...

    On 12 September, 2016 / By James Stuart
  • belay ledge just before the last pitch of Bunny Bucket Buttress
    Adventures 0

    Full Traverse: Climbing Out of the Grose Valley

    What do you get when you combine a 12km walk, 1km bush-bash up a steep slope and a 270m multi-pitch climb up Bunny Bucket Buttress? The Full Traverse of ...

    On 27 March, 2016 / By James Stuart
  • Mooney Mooney Creek, Brisbane Water National Park
    Hiking 5

    Girrakool to Patonga, Brisbane Water National Park

    This section of the Great North Walk takes you through the sandstone ridges and creek gullies around Mooney Mooney Creek. It reveals a nuanced landscape defined by expansive ...

    On 26 April, 2015 / By James Stuart
  • New friends, Gambells Rest, Morton NP
    Camping 2

    Camping at Gambells Rest, Morton NP

    1.5 hours drive from Sydney sits Gambells Rest, a campground with only 10 sites but great amenities. Is it the perfect weekend bush hideaway for families? I think ...

    On 21 March, 2015 / By James Stuart
  • Yeramba Lagoon, Georges River NP
    Children's Walks 1

    Yeramba Lagoon Circuit, Georges River NP

    Only 20 minutes drive from our front door in south-west Sydney, Georges River National Park is home to a couple of great children’s walk, including the Yeramba Lagoon ...

    On 28 February, 2015 / By James Stuart
  • Heath on the Kings Tableland walk, Wenthworth Falls, Blue Mountains NP
    Children's Walks 0

    Kings Tableland, Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains NP

    For a different view of the iconic Wentworth Falls area, take your children on this clifftop walk, which crosses heath replete with wild flowers. Your destination: a lesser-known ...

    On 13 November, 2014 / By James Stuart
  • Blue skies before the storm, Glenbrook Creek, Blue Mountains NP
    Hiking 0

    Glenbrook to Springwood walk: remote gorge country next to the city

    On a painfully hot Spring day, I set out on a solo hike from Glenbrook in the lower Blue Mountains. My destination was the town of Springwood some ...

    On 5 November, 2014 / By James Stuart
  • Hiking 6

    Mt Kuring-gai to Brooklyn, Berowra Valley National Park

    32km with 1650m of ascents (and an equal amount of descents): this overnight walk looked like a challenge on paper. After 2 days of ups and downs through ...

    On 25 August, 2014 / By James Stuart
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