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Archive for the ‘Great Walks’ Category

July 21st, 2008

The Spit Bridge to Manly Walk

Sydney offers some beautiful walks, but few offer the diversity you’ll find on the path from the Spit Bridge to Manly. The 9.5 kilometer walk is like a backstage pass to Sydney Harbour’s foreshores.
Along the way you’ll drool over some of the city’s most stunning harbourside homes, discover Aboriginal middens, and explore subtropical rainforests and […]

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June 28th, 2008

Walk Bondi to Bronte

It may be too cold to hit the waves right now, but you can enjoy the beautiful beach views of Bondi and Bronte all year round. Just take this easy seaside stroll to appreciate all the ocean has to offer.
The walk begins at the southern end of Bondi Beach, near the Bondi Icebergs swimming pool […]

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May 12th, 2008

Stunning Sydney Views on a Harbourside Walk

Sydney Harbour is one of the most beautiful features of the city, but most of us only tend to see it when we’re amid the hustle and bustle. Why not slow things down and enjoy this spectacular spot from a different perspective, with the Federation Cliff Walk? This 5 km track, which stretches from Dover […]

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February 23rd, 2008

Wildflowers in Bloom at Ku-ring-gai

After all this rain and a much cooler summer than usual, Sydney’s gardens are looking more beautiful than ever. So it’s a perfect time to get to the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden, located on the north shore.
This native bushland features short and long tracks to suit all ages and fitness levels. Beginners will love the wheelchair […]

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February 7th, 2008

Walk to Barrenjoey

Like many of you, I made the New Years resolution to get fit this year. The sad thing is, it’s February now and I still haven’t done a thing about it. What I struggle with most is finding exercise I enjoy. I don’t see the point of walking on a treadmill and getting nowhere. So […]

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October 30th, 2007

See Sculpture by the Sea

Love art, but fed up with stuffy galleries? Then Sculpture by the Sea may be the exhibition for you. Australia’s largest free outdoor sculpture festival opens this Thursday.
Works from over 100 artists from 18 countries around the world will be on show until November 18. They include pieces from local sculptors Bert Flugelman, Anne Ferguson, […]

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October 26th, 2007

Families Stroll Around Sydney This Sunday

While thousands of inner-city walkers will tackle the Seven Bridges Walk on Sunday, mums and bubs in Sydney will be out for a more leisurely stroll. Not for any ordinary Sunday walk mind you: thousands of new mums will take part in the World’s Greatest Pram Stroll.
The free event encourages new mothers to get out […]

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October 25th, 2007

Walk Sydney’s Seven Bridges

Last year Medibank Private launched the Seven Bridges Walk, a unique event catering for all ages and fitness levels. It was such a success they’re doing it again this Sunday October 28.
Competitors can walk all or part of the 25 km route which crosses Sydney’s seven key bridges. This is not a race, and you […]

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September 21st, 2007

Think Pink for Breast Cancer Research

The Dove Pink Star Walk is a fantastic way to get some exercise and help the National Breast Cancer Research at the same time.
Thousands will participate in the twilight event on October 6. Walkers will begin at the Royal Botanic Gardens and follow a 5 km scenic route past the Opera House, finishing at Darling […]

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August 26th, 2007

Have the Climb of Your Life

Sydney Harbour Bridge, or “The Coathanger” as the locals call it, is one of the most iconic bridges in Australia. Most tourists will simply drive over the bridge, or take photos from afar, but there’s a better way. Get up close and personal with this Sydney landmark on a BridgeClimb tour.
Standing 134 metres above Sydney […]

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