Brownhill Creek and Belair National Park

Distance: 11.6km
Duration: 3hrs 35min
Elevation gain: 410m
Level: grade 4 moderate

The first hike of winter while the weather is still mild and sunny. This hike combines two classic trails and spans the length of Brownhill Creek valley and the length of Belair National Park. Both are hikers’ paradise.
This is a one-way hike, we will meet at the finish point at the top of Belair NP where we will leave most of the cars, and carpool to the start point at the bottom of Brownhill Creek.

Good hiking shoes are recommended, and raingear is a must. Two steep sections – not suitable for people with leg injuries or beginners.
Meet at 8.40 for 8.45-sharp departure. Please allow plenty of time to get to the meeting point.
Meet at the Upper Sturt Tennis club near bus stop 32 on Upper Sturt Rd (north side) - see pin drop (placed with precision).

It is a good idea to bring something to snack on during our 10-min pause somewhere along the way.

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PS: We will need three or four cars for carpooling, and each car should be able to fit four passengers. If you wish to volunteer as carpool driver, please park right at the bus stop so that others may find space in the carpark. The hike leader will drive you back to your car at the end of the hike.