To break up the rants that seem to be
occupying wall space on this blog lately, I thought I'd post a quick
report of a couple of walks around the Meehan Range. The Meehan
Range lies in the middle of the big spit of land between Pittwater
and the Derwent River and, among the houses and small farms there are
large patches of natural bushland. You can find good descriptions of
some of the walks here.
Storm clouds seen from Skyline Track
I did the loop walk that travels along
the Skyline Track and down Stringybark Gully a few days ago. This
walk is in the midst of the Clarence Mountain Bike Park so there are
bike tracks looping about everywhere. It's a pleasant walk,
particularly along the ridge top and down Stringybark Gully. The
final section, required to close the loop runs along the main highway
and, although the track is in bushland, the roar of traffic detracts
from this final three kilometres.
Eucalypt forest
Yesterday, Doug and I walked around
Risdon Brook Reservior and up Mt Direction. There are great views of
the Derwent River Valley from Mt Direction and we could also see a
dusting of snow on Mt Wellington.
Both of these walks are short, easy,
and will only take a couple of hours.
On Mt Direction overlooking Derwent River Valley
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