Marley Track (11km), Royal National Park, New South Wales

Marley Track is a 11km, grade 4 hike located in the Royal National Park, New South Wales. The hike should take around 4.5 hrs to complete.

Length: 11km

Duration: 4.5 hrs

Grade: 4

Style: Circuit

Start: Bundeena Dr

End: Bundeena Dr

Location: Royal National Park

Closest town: Bundeena

New South Wales

From state capital: 51.3km

Longitude: 151.1157475

Latitude: -34.10304577

Hike summary

This walk takes you down from the ridge to the quiet Deer Pool on Marley Creek. You pass the Big and Little Marley beaches with an optional side trip to Wattamola Dam. This side trip is well worth it on a hot day to take a dip. The walk then leads away from the coast to loop back to the starting point on Bundeena Drive.

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