Cape Bailey Track is a 6.1 kilometer out and back trail located near Botany Bay, New South Wales, Australia that offers scenic views and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking and walking.
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Great views but no shade at all.
Great spot in the winter - the northern end starts at one of the best whale watching lookout points in Sydney.
This is a great little track for running. new metal paths and a great view the whole way. Nice sections of scampering up rocks too!
Carmen V.
Beautiful track to run/hike with pack. Went on an afternoon at 4pm, after the rain cleared up. Only a handful of people seen on the walk. Great view of the ocean & challenging footwork keeps you mentally focused around the cliff rocks
Nice walk along the cliff. We took a little detour at the end and returned back from Tabbigai track.
WHALES GALORE! Parked at the visitors centre, went to the cove and followed all the new metal paths. Took all the touristy photos. Took 1h45m there at the lighthouse. And 1h15m back though the sandy which was a real shortcut. Just beware those paths are washed out with puddles and be prepared for bush bashing in that case. Highly recommended and very quiet trail. Didn’t see one person around on a weekday arvo! Took my flight elderly dad. The metal trail is still being completed.
Nice easy walk with plenty of whales to keep you interested.
A K.
The cliff scenery is stunning. Even on a cold windy day after rain we had no trouble making our way along the cliff parts of the walk (mostly you are walking on the rock itself). Once you veer from the cliff to the lighthouse later in the walk, the terrain can be quite muddy after rain, and some parts are quite soft sand. But they seemed to be about to install a few short sections of grippy walkways when we were there, which will make walking that stretch very easy even when wet.
The lighthouse wasn't what I expected but it was still a pretty decent hike! I would go again.
