Bobbin Head Boardwalk (600m), Mount Colah, New South Wales

Bobbin Head Boardwalk is a 600m, grade 1 hike located in the Mount Colah, New South Wales. The hike should take around 30 mins to complete.

Length: 600m

Duration: 30 mins

Grade: 1

Style: Return

Start: Gibberagong Track

End: Gibberagong Track

Location: Mount Colah

Closest town: North Turramurra

New South Wales

From state capital: 32.2km

Longitude: 151.1570857

Latitude: -33.66329276

Hike summary

This is a short and pretty walk that can be enjoyed by everyone. It makes a nice addition to a picnic or paddle at Bobbin Head. Starting from the southern end of the Bobbin Head picnic area you will enjoy great views of Cockle Creek from the bridge then meander along the boardwalk through the mangroves. There are a information signs to help you learn more about the environment and plenty of opportunities to see the mangroves and crabs up close.

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