Offering an easy and pleasant loop along the waterfront bushland of Middle Harbour, this extended version of the Harold Reid Foreshore Walk explores the Castlecrag Northern Escarpment and a picturesque waterfall along Sugarloaf Creek.
The Shipley Bridle Track descends from Shipley Road to Kanimbla Road, crossing Blackheath Glen and Blackheath Creek. The short but pleasant bushwalk is a bit overgrown between Blackheath Creek and Kanimbla Road.
This bushwalk on the Radiata Plateau between Delmonte Ave and Explorers Road described by Jim Smith is now overgrown, and the original trailheads are inaccessible. However, part of the now-rugged route can be accessed from the Ngula Bulgarabang Regional Park.
Opened in 1912 to provide a less-steep route for cars than Victoria Pass, the historic Berghofers Pass fell into disuse by the late 1930s. It eventually re-opened to accommodate bushwalkers, mountain-bikers, and equestrians.
A loop bushwalk from Mount York that follows part of the historic Coxs Road and Lockyers Road, offering convict history and nice views from several lookouts.
Spectacular views and interesting pagoda formations along the Yileen Spur in the Blue Mountains, with a side-trip down to an enormous amphitheatre.
A full day bushwalk which descends into the Kedumba Valley via Lions Head Pass. After visiting an historic grave site and the restored Kedumba Slab Hut, the route ascends the steep Goat Track to finish on Kedumba Valley Road.
The summit of Mount Fletcher (10,319 feet / 3,145 metres elevation) is reached via a relatively easy hike – but offers one of the best long‑range panoramas of the Spring Mountains.
One of Southern Utah’s most iconic trails, the Kanarra Falls hike goes through two spectacular sandstone slot canyons and passes multiple cascades and waterfalls.
A relatively short but scenic hike that explores the Vermilion Cliffs and White Cliffs formations of the Grand Staircase. The Mansard Trail offers some nice views and ends at an unusual petroglyph site.