Best trails in Georges River National Park

This is a great bushwalk situated in the Georges River National Park in the suburb of Picnic Point, about 23 kilometres south west of the Sydney central business district, NSW. The trail is accessible from the end of Amberdale Avenue or Karen Avenue, as well as just off Henry Lawson Drive. You'll follow the ridge line above the Georges River and pass by the Yeramba Lagoon. There are plenty of complimentary trails found in this area if you wish to extend your trip.

This lovely loop takes you along the lower and upper eastern portion of the Georges River National Park beside the river where the park gets its name. This is a lovely and peaceful part of the park with a few motorboats passing by, but it is a fairly isolated and quiet area along the river that's also great for spotting birdlife.

This is a fantastic walk close to the city that has an unexpected range of flora and fauna in the lake and its surrounding area, including kookaburras, crimson rosellas, rainbow lorikeets, long-necked turtles, blue tongue lizards, miniature orchids, banksia flowers. Parking is available near the trailhead from 9 am to 5 pm.

This is a wonderful walk along the river and the ridge. Along the way, visitors will find interesting rock formations and picturesque views of the river. There are impressive examples of mosses and fungi that line the path, sure to captivate any nature enthusiast. The route begins from Cattle Duffers Flat Picnic Area and leads to Burrawang Reach Picnic Area. Both picnic spots are great for taking a breather and enjoying your surroundings.

Georges River National Park, located about 23 kiloemtres south west from the centre of Sydney, New South Wales. This looped route begins and ends from the corner of Needlewood Grove and Bushland Drive in the suburb of Padstow Heights. The trail features several nice lookout points along the way and can be a bit overgrown in some sections.

This walk is located fairly close to the city and takes you on a circuit around Yeramba Lagoon and the surrounding bushland. The area has an unexpected range of flora and fauna, including kookaburras, crimson rosellas, rainbow lorikeets, long-necked turtles and blue tongue lizards small orchids and banksia flowers. There are also several picnic areas close at hand which make for a good pit stop with the kids. The parking area is located just off Henry Lawson Drive.

Mickeys Point Trail is a scenic trail in Sydney, New South Wales. The trail passes through Roma Reserve and Beauty Point Reserve and features lovely river views, interesting native flora and the chance to spot some local wildlife. The track begins from Playford Road heading through Roma Reserve towards Georges River. Along the way, visitors can see the impressive Alfords Point Bridge and plenty of wildlife enjoying the river and the surrounding vegetation.