Wallarah Coastal Walk (8.3km), Caves Beach, New South Wales

Wallarah Coastal Walk is a 8.3km, grade 4 hike located in the Caves Beach, New South Wales. The hike should take around 4 hrs to complete.

Length: 8.3km

Duration: 4 hrs

Grade: 4

Style: Return

Start: 131 Caves Beach Road

End: 131 Caves Beach Road

Location: Caves Beach

Closest town: Caves Beach

New South Wales

From state capital: 130km

Longitude: 151.6463061

Latitude: -33.110225

Hike summary

This walk starts at Caves Beach and travels south along the coastline until reaching the PinneyÃƒƒ¢'s Headland Lookout. There are many opportunities to stop relax and swim if you would like. You will meander through coastal heath vegetation which offers abundant wildflowers during springtime. There are spectacular views over the coast and the side trip to Spoon Rocks Spit offers a chance to look back at the attractive coastline. This walk takes you into a seldom visited part of Wallarah Pennisula.

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