Top 10 Tours in Berowra, New South Wales, Australia.
Cowan Creek to Pittwater via Broken Bay
Lots of bays and inlets to explore. Enjoy the beautiful Ku-ring-gai Chase national park from the water. From the relative quiet of the park to the hustle and bustle of the busy Pittwater estuary.
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Cowan to Brooklyn
This is a really horrible walk that I would only recommend to my worst enemies. It is very steep, very rocky and almost the whole way all you can hear is the freeway traffic sound. The second half is a little less horrendous. So if you are determined to torture yourself make sure you got from Cowan to Brooklyn rather than the other way around, or you`ll get all the bad stuff at the end when you are already tired and grumpy.
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Up Cowan Creek ... with a paddle.
You need a high tide and a low wind to really enjoy this paddle.
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Beautiful Berowra Loop Track
Yes there`s a big hill to climb and yes the ground is very uneven ... but there are fabulous river views and even a couple of opportunities for a quick dip.
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Long Trail
N.B. Tour ended abnormally on 6 Sep 2020 at 2:50 pm. Total distance: 10.6 km. Duration: 2 hours and 12 minutes.
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Berowra Creek from Crosslands
A lovely walk along the Berowra Creek towards Galston Gorge. Generally a nice flat walk with a couple of hills thrown in to get the heart rate up.
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Paddling around Berowra
Tour started: 17 Feb 2017, 11:16 AM. Total distance: 7.8 km. Duration: 2 hours and 17 minutes.
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Berowra Creek and Calabash Bay
You need to get the tides right for this paddle. There are three creeks that you can explore at high tide. Low tide is not the best time.
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Coal and Candle Creek
As usual you need to pick a day with no breeze and ideally not at the weekend - when there`s a lot more traffic. Bearing all that in mind this is a very nice paddle with some beautiful sandstone to admire along the edge of the bush.
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Bobbin Head - Cockle Creek
A short but sweet creek paddle. Look out for jumping fish and Kingfishers. As with most tidal creeks it is best explored at high tide.
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