Galston Gorge to Berowra Station (12.9km), Galston, New South Wales

Galston Gorge to Berowra Station is a 12.9km, grade 4 hike located in the Galston, New South Wales. The hike should take around 5.5 hrs to complete.

Length: 12.9km

Duration: 5.5 hrs

Grade: 4

Style: One way

Start: 8 Crusader Road

End: 1003-1005 Pacific Hwy

Location: Galston

Closest town: Hornsby

New South Wales

From state capital: 34.5km

Longitude: 151.0803125

Latitude: -33.66457699

Hike summary

Following mostly along the side of Berowra Creek along a section of the Great North Walk this walk is worth spending the day on. Crosslands is a good spot to break at about the half-way mark. Highlights include the views from the top of the ridges between Galston Gorge and Crosslands and the section of track west of Calana Creek. There are a few nice water falls and classic sandstone formations for the area. Getting to the start may be tricky but a taxi will drop you off.

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