Teralba to Newcastle via Glenrock Scout Camp (25.6km), Teralba, New South Wales

Teralba to Newcastle via Glenrock Scout Camp is a 25.6km, grade 4 hike located in the Teralba, New South Wales. The hike should take around 2 days to complete.

Length: 25.6km

Duration: 2 days

Grade: 4

Style: One way

Start: 148 Railway Street

End: 6 Watt St

Location: Teralba

Closest town: Teralba

New South Wales

From state capital: 139km

Longitude: 151.6037721

Latitude: -32.96235102

Hike summary

This walk follows the most northern section of the Great North Walk from the Teralba station along Macquarie lake to Warners Bay. Most of the walking is along footpaths through park land or along the road side. After Charlestown the walk heads through the bush to the old Belmont railway and along Flaggy creek to the Glenrock Scout Camp. On day two the walk heads along the beaches past Merewether baths and up to the top of Shephards hill through King Edwards park to the obelisk and down to the cities train station.

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