thoThere are at least 30 trig stations across Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park; most require a bit of off-track scrambling. The most challenging trigs, like Want Trig, require most of the day to traverse the thick scrub.  (The adjacent Muogamarra Nature Reserve – which is only open to the public for six weekends a year – contains two easily-reached trig stations. The track to Lloyd Trig is a popular bushwalk when the nature reserve is open.) 

See also Trig Stations in Sydney’s North – which includes trigs in national parks and those scattered throughout the suburbs…

The Arthur Trig Station is stil in pretty good condition; it is located just off the Mount Murray Anderson bushwalking track.
The Barrenjoey Trig Station is hidden in thick bush not far from the Access Trail up to Barrenjoey Head. There’s a nice from the trig, which was the location of one of the original lightstations.
A relatively easy-to-reach trig station, Cole Trig is on a ridge accessible from Cowan Station. An informal trail continues past Edward Trig to Taffys Rock.

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