Lyrebird Gully Circuit

This route starts and finishes at train stations, it starts along the Lyrebird Guly Track before following along Berowra Creek and up to Berowra Station using a mix of fire trails. Along the way, there is a creek, a salt marsh, grass trees, a rock shelter anda variety of flora and fauna. The route is well-signposted for the most part but can be challenging with lots of uphills and downhillis and some creek crossings. Parking is available at Mount Kuring-Gai and Berowra train stations.

Meeting Point:
Meet at Berowra Train Station.
visit www.transportnsw.info for public transport.

Distance: Approx 13 kms

Type of Walk: Bush walk.

Difficulty: Moderate.
There are no get-out points for this walk.

Walking Pace: We will maintain a steady pace the whole walk and an average of 4 km per hour.

What to bring: Good walking shoes or boots; 2 litres of water; hydrolytes; head torch; one snack; jacket depending on conditions; rain jacket.

Gratuity: There will be a $5 gratuity for this walk, Cash or PayId: 0432445162

Post walk drinks/dinner: Yes, for all those interested.

Please be on time as we need to depart promptly.
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Aussie Explorers its organisers and leaders accept no liability during this meetup, leaders try to ensure the safety and well being of members at all times however as this is a weekend away travelling, exploring different areas and hiking in the great outdoors accidents happen, please take responsibility for your own safety and your belongings.