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Bushwalks
Many people head straight up to the Blue Mountains to go hiking but we think the bushwalks around here are just as good! Our favourite bushwalks can be found in our booklet Best Bushwalks Around the Hawkesbury. This is available from the Hawkesbury Visitor Centre, 328 Hawkesbury Valley Way, Richmond or from the Hawkesbury Regional Museum, 8 Baker Street, Windsor. And as a bonus we've put a few of our favourite ones up online (plus some new ones) so you can still get out and enjoy the bush. Banks Wall A walk highlighting natures fire recovery. You'll be rewarded with an amazing, wild lookout over the Grose Valley. This walk is off Bells Line of Road, 9km from Mt Tomah. For details click here. Cattai A peaceful, gentle track takes you around a freshwater lagoon that is a bird haven. Longneck Lagoon is pleasantly surprising. For details click here. Colo River A well graded track takes you deep into the wild Colo River gorge. The Bob Turners Track is one of the best ways to access the remote river. For details click here Grose Vale A peaceful walk around the stunning lookouts of the Vale of Avoca. Fabulous views of the Grose River Wilderness. For details click here. Wisemans Ferry Follow the footsteps of early pioneers by exploring the peaceful and historic Shepherds Gully circuit walk. For details click here. |
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Best Bushwalks Around the Hawkesbury Guide for Sale
If you are interested in bushwalking in the Hawkesbury area the Visitor Information Centre has a handy $6 guide which details 12 of the Hawkesbury's best bushwalks. This extremely popular guide has something for everyone.
All of the bushwalks are about an hour's drive from Richmond. There is something in the guide for novice bushwalkers as well as more experienced walkers.
Available from the Hawkesbury Visitor Information Centre, 328 Hawkesbury Valley Way, Richmond or the Hawkesbury Regional Museum, 8 Baker Street, Windsor.
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