Davies Reserve to the Pipe Bridge Picnic Area (600m), Georges River National Park, New South Wales

Davies Reserve to the Pipe Bridge Picnic Area is a 600m, grade 1 hike located in the Georges River National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take around 30 mins to complete.

Length: 600m

Duration: 30 mins

Grade: 1

Style: Return

Start: 12A Truro Parade

End: 19 Redgum Dr

Location: Georges River National Park

Closest town: Padstow

New South Wales

From state capital: 29.3km

Longitude: 151.0401635

Latitude: -33.95579258

Hike summary

This short leisurely wheelchair accessible walk starts from the Davies Reserve and follows the concrete service track through the trees keeping to the right of Salt Pan Creek until coming to the neat little picnic area at the base of the large pipe bridge.

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Georges River National Park is a great place for a family daytrip – enjoy a picnic or barbecue, go walking or fishing or take your boat out for a spin on the river.

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