Sydney Harbour Walking Trails

Popular Sydney Harbour Walks

Locals and tourists all enjoy the well maintained space between the Rocks and the Opera House. There is ample room to move about comfortably, Circular Quay being the focal point serving the crowds with small cafes and restaurants as well as regular buskers. It's the hub of the harbour ferry system and there's a train station there as well.

To get an idea on where I'm talking about click this link to view a google map.

City of Sydney Master Plan is to create one long foreshore walk linking Rozelle Bay (city west) to Rushcutters Bay in the (city east) and all thats in between for the purpose of having recreational area on the south harbor foreshore. When complete this project will provide around 17kilometers of wonderful harbourscape and walking tacks for public usage.

Do you have a favorite walk anywhere around the harbour? maybe you'd could share it with our readers, just fill out the form at the bottom of the page and it'll be listed right here for all to see - it's dead easy!

Popular Sydney Harbour Walking Trails

Chowder Bay Walk is only a short distance from Taronga Zoo and is part of the Taronga to Balmoral track. Not often viewed by visitors as most people usually drive straight through Mosman. Go and search this peaceful walk out, it's picture perfect... you won't be disappointed. visit Chowder Bay walk

Manly to North Head walk Sydney is rich in history and has some of the best ocean, harbour and city views. Walk from the ferry, catch a bus or drive, you can't get lost here but you can certainly enjoy it! visit Manly to North Head walk Sydney

Walsh Bay Heritage Walk Located literally, just westward from The Rocks via a short walk under the Harbour Bridge. You'll find Artefacts and architecture plentiful along with some very interesting local history, the city’s cultural centre. And there's shopping and restaurants too! visit Walsh Bay Heritage Walk

Manly to The Spit walk Follow the harbour from Manly to Clontarf beach, through Fishermans Bay to the Spit bridge. Along the way you’ll encounter unforgetable stunning scenery, the odd nudist beach as well as real estate and marine craft that most people only dream about. Don't forget your swimmers! visit Manly to The Spit walk

Ballast Point Park-Walama This 2.6 hectare park is the newest to be added to the Sydney harbour foreshore. “Walama” is Aboriginal, meaning “to return”, a long time industrial site has been returned back to harbour foreshore. An interesting place to view, especially better if visited by ferry. visit Ballast Point Park-Walama

Have A Favorite Harbour Walk You Love?

Walking around the Harbour is a great place to be but I haven't been everywhere yet. Do you have a favorite walk somewhere around the harbour we haven't mentioned?

Tell us where it is and share it with the world, after all people come to Sydney from all over the planet, don't you think it'd be good if they could discover other Sydney Harbour Walks a little different to the ones I've mentioned?