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Dec 26, 2024
Ahh the serenity! Beautiful environment to relax among the granite boulders & cool clear stream waters. Some stone stairs and uneven path to navigate however take your time and enjoy the amazing surr…Full review by Heidi C
Aug 1, 2024
The walk was stunning after the rains, although a Grade 4 track - which almost put us off. Turns out we are fitter than we figured and we were there and back in no time - it being a Monday we had th…Full review by JnVSydney
May 9, 2024
What a beautiful place. The Drip Walk can be undertaken by almost anyone as it is a very easy walk with clear paths. A great picnic place. We were blown away by its natural beauty. A lovely part of …Full review by maryellene2014
No dogs allowed in any of Australia’s national parks as they cause disturbance to wildlife. The scent that dogs leave (and other excretions) confuse the natives animals territorial …
No dogs allowed in any of Australia’s national parks as they cause disturbance to wildlife. The scent that dogs leave (and other excretions) confuse the natives animals territorial signature markings. Please never bring your dogs.
Yes - Hands On Rock, is a short drive further along Ulan Road, sign posted on your left as you head north, there is car park, and a short walk to the art site that has some …
Yes - Hands On Rock, is a short drive further along Ulan Road, sign posted on your left as you head north, there is car park, and a short walk to the art site that has some interpretation, worth a visit, especially if you are at The Drip.
Hi, Just wondering if this walk would be ok with a baby in a carrier (not a pram)? Cheers!
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Yes, however, there is one bit where it is a bit narrow to get through some rocks, so you might have to take the baby out at that stage. It is not a difficult walk if you are used to doing …
Yes, however, there is one bit where it is a bit narrow to get through some rocks, so you might have to take the baby out at that stage. It is not a difficult walk if you are used to doing bush walks.
I forgot my walking shoes. Will the walk be ok in flat shoes?
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If your shoes are comfortable in the first place I cannot see why not. You have to go through water at some stages, depending on rainfall etc..so we had to take our shoes of to do this …
If your shoes are comfortable in the first place I cannot see why not. You have to go through water at some stages, depending on rainfall etc..so we had to take our shoes of to do this anyway. Hope you enjoy this lovely spot.
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