Birrawanna walking track - Mount Colah (NSW)

Sean Nairn Located in Kuring-Gai Chase National Park, this memorial commemorates four National Parks and Wildlife Service officers who died fighting a bushfire in 2000. The memorial is a clear recognition of the value that that community places on the work undertaken by National Parks and Wildlife Service staff, both in bush regeneration and hazard reduction programs. In particular, the memorial commemorates the lives of those four officers whose work related directly to protecting the homes of local residents from bushfire. The memorial is located about 5 metres off the Mt Kuringai to Berowra track, on the western side of the ridge - about 30 minutes walk from Mt Kuringai station. There is a panoramic view over the valley and a bronze plaque set into the rock, as well as a seat made from bush rock. Take care as there are sheer drops off the cliff edge and its not fully fenced.

Ivor Oorloff 2 hours walk, beautiful scenery, steep climb up to the wahrunga end, lots of big lace monitors and water dragons .

My Nguyen We did one way starting from Mt Ku Ringgai Station and walked to Berowra Station. It’s a nice trail. It’s steep up at the end. The view is at Junction Rock.

Elisabeth Lindsey Perfect place for events and gatherings and hikes. The welcome center has cute botanical gifts for sale and a native plants nursery out back. Out front they have labelled plants in water showing you whats in bloom for the season. Lots of unique landscapes to explore and so much space for kids and hikes. The public restroom by the pavilion was tiled with hand painted native plants and I loved the details. (:

kyi paul Been many times there, always give me satisfaction. No electric and poor connection make my camping enjoyability.

Harshana Eranga Martin Great walk about 2kms each way! Recommend to go to towards the cliff if you’re able to access it safely! Need to go through the bush for about 50m to get there. But well worth the walk.

james cole Fantastic waterfalls with small swimming spot directly under the waterfall, reminded me of a shampoo advertisement!! Very steep hike down the valley with several wooden ladders and stairs, and obviously it seemed steeper going back up! If you’re not fit don’t attempt it.

Ernie Shepherd To save on the park entry fee, I parked outside the national park, which worked out perfectly. I tackled the loop in an anti-clockwise direction, and I have to say, it was the best decision! The most picturesque part of the walk runs along the river, with stunning views of Cowan Creek. The combination of gorgeous trees and natural shade made it an absolute treat. I took a 30-minute break at Bobbin Head to sip some water and use the facilities, which was a great midway point. The return leg was much simpler—a straight path with not much scenery—but it made for an easy way to finish the walk. Overall, the track was relatively easy, and the whole experience, including the break, took me just under three hours. If you’re looking for a walk that’s accessible and not too challenging, with some truly stunning views along the way, this one’s worth checking out!

B Great view

Ryan Kucharski Best baseball diamond in Sydney! Home and visitor proper dugouts, fence all around, large backstop, heaps of parking. Doesn’t drain the fastest, so hopefully not much rain before the games.