Length: 15.1km
Duration: 05-Jul
Grade: 3
Style: Circuit
Start: Mount Kuring-gai Railway Station
End: Berowra Railway Station

Location: Crosslands Reserve
Closest Town: Mount Kuring-gai / Berowra
Distance from CBD: 33.5km
State: NSW
Latitude: -33.653171
Longitude: 151.1368254

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The Mount Kuring-gai to Berowra via Crosslands Walk is a 12.5km, grade 3 circuit hike located near Mount Kuring-gai / Berowra in the Crosslands Reserve, New South Wales. The hike should take approximately 4-5hrs to complete or can be done as a great overnight intro hike with the kids.

Hike Summary

Ideal for a day trip or a really short overnight hike staying at Crosslands Reserve. Beautiful rock-pools and freshwater creeks, leading into the saltwater Berowra Creek.

Camping at Crosslands Reserve

The picturesque setting at Crosslands Reserve is ideal for camping, as long as you do not mind getting back to basics as there are no showers or power. It is also important to note that it is not suitable for caravans, trailers or camper vans and that all vehicle types are not permitted within the camping site area.

About the region

A beautiful natural setting in Berowra Valley National Park that is ideal for picnics, camping and other outdoor activities.

Getting there

Depart from Mount Kuring-gai Railway Station, via the Benowie Track (Great North Walk).

Tips

Easier grade walk starting from Mount Kuring-gai Station with a long downhill path into the valley, then a short, steep climb out of the valley at the Berowra end.
Crosslands Reserve has drinking water on tap.