Wolli Creek walking track is a 2km, grade 3 one way hike, located in the Wolli Creek Regional Park, New South Wales. The hike should take approximately 30mins to complete.

Hike Summary

Wolli Creek walking track is a 2km section of the Two Valley trail, linking Campsie to Bexley North via a riverside trail that passes through Canterbury, Undercliffe and Bardwell Park. The park is a very special area, forming a vital vegetation corridor that assists native plants to survive because of its dense bush habitat for the insects and birds that pollinate the plants.
If you live in the local area, this short track is great for a brisk morning walk. Early morning and dusk are good times to spot the local wildlife; look for Australian pelicans hunting for fish, egrets with their long necks and tawny frogmouths camouflaged in the trees.
If you don’t live in the area, you can easily access this peaceful walk from one of the train stations along the route, including Turella, Bardwell Park, and Bexley North. The longer Two Valley trail can be accessed from a number of points along its 13km.

About the region

Wolli Creek Regional Park in the Sydney and surrounds region
Wolli Creek Regional Park is always open but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger

Getting there

You can start the Wolli Creek walking track at Girahween picnic area or from Turrella Reserve.From Turrella, take Hannam Street, Loftus Street or Reede Street towards the train line and cross the foot bridge to Turella Reserve.From Bardwell Park, travel north along Hartill-Law Ave and turn right onto Fauna Street. Look for the path to Girahween at the end of the road.From Earlwood, take Hocking Avenue off Homer Street and then take the first left onto Banks Road. After about 300m turn right on Arncliffe Road and then take the pathway to Turrella Reserve. Parking Parking is available at Fauna Street, Arncliffe Road and Henderson Street.

Tips

If you feel like a longer day walk, you can take the Two Valley trail from Campsie to Bexley North – it’s 13km in length, but there are some good places to stop for a coffee along the way
Girahween picnic area at the Bardwell Park end of the walk is a good place to stop for a picnic or barbecue

Visit NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service for more information on this trail.

The longitude and latitude of the start and end points are approximately only and should not be used for navigation purposes. Please contact me if you know the correct coordinates.