Thanks very much for this. I did it with a group 50 or more years ago when it was a much less developed. Now in my late 70's, I went for a walk starting at the Mt Ku-ring-gai end last winter, on a glorious sunny day. I went as far as the point you'd reached by you at the 10.30 mark, stopped for a drink and a bit of morning tea. looking down to Cowan Creek. Very much enjoyed it and I'll be back next winter.. I think the point I'd reach was the right place for me to turn around. I could have carried on to Appletree Bay but no idea how I would have got back. As an aside, my great-aunt and her husband lived in what is now Young St Mt Ku-ring-gai. What was their house is still there, looking much the same.. Overall, a morning of good nostalgia
Wow! That is fantastic. Thank you for sharing this. It must have been amazing reliving your experience after all those years. It is a stunningly beautiful area.
Did this walk 2 years ago on a weekday afternoon, starting from Mt. Kuring-gai. No signage/direction arrows until you reach the waterfront. No direction arrows on your journey to Berowra. There was 1 snake though, and only 1 other walker. Paths are narrow, and it gets tricky as you climb to Berowra in fading light.
I recall that being the case, too. Some parts you need to just follow the path which is fairly easy to stick to. Definitely recommend to do the walk in the other direction so you can avoid the steep climb at the end of the walk.
Excellent! Very glad you enjoyed the hike. It would have been perfect weather for it. And thank you very much - also glad you enjoyed the video. :) All the best.
What a phenomenal place to be hiking. We really enjoyed this production, you've captured the natural scenery and overall adventure excellently. We're really missing the fantastic Aussie trails. We particularly enjoyed hiking in the West Head area of Ku-ring-gai Chase NP. We didn't have time to do this hike in the end, so it's been great to watch it on this video. Many thanks for sharing, from your newest subscriber & fans (Dan & Beck from TMMDI) 😀🎥💯
At the moment due to COVID-19, there may be restrictions that limit everyone to travel in one direction only. However, if not, this direction in the video would be recommended (Berowra to Mount Kuring-gai). 🥾👍🏻
Thanks very much for this. I did it with a group 50 or more years ago when it was a much less developed. Now in my late 70's, I went for a walk starting at the Mt Ku-ring-gai end last winter, on a glorious sunny day. I went as far as the point you'd reached by you at the 10.30 mark, stopped for a drink and a bit of morning tea. looking down to Cowan Creek. Very much enjoyed it and I'll be back next winter.. I think the point I'd reach was the right place for me to turn around. I could have carried on to Appletree Bay but no idea how I would have got back.
As an aside, my great-aunt and her husband lived in what is now Young St Mt Ku-ring-gai. What was their house is still there, looking much the same.. Overall, a morning of good nostalgia
Wow! That is fantastic. Thank you for sharing this. It must have been amazing reliving your experience after all those years. It is a stunningly beautiful area.
Tnx for sharing. Haven’t done this one, but looks stunning. Always enjoy the hikes on ridges or near water. Added to my to do list!
Awesome! Yes, it is definitely one to add to the to-do list if you enjoy hiking near water. A large portion of it follows next to the inlet. Enjoy! 👍
Another beautiful hike - this is the on my to do list definitely
Great vlog.. thanks for sharing
Have a good day my dear friend
Did this walk 2 years ago on a weekday afternoon, starting from Mt. Kuring-gai. No signage/direction arrows until you reach the waterfront. No direction arrows on your journey to Berowra. There was 1 snake though, and only 1 other walker. Paths are narrow, and it gets tricky as you climb to Berowra in fading light.
I recall that being the case, too. Some parts you need to just follow the path which is fairly easy to stick to. Definitely recommend to do the walk in the other direction so you can avoid the steep climb at the end of the walk.
Cool vlog
Great video. Keep it up!
We did this yesterday..it was great!☺️ Great video btw👍
Excellent! Very glad you enjoyed the hike. It would have been perfect weather for it. And thank you very much - also glad you enjoyed the video. :) All the best.
What a phenomenal place to be hiking. We really enjoyed this production, you've captured the natural scenery and overall adventure excellently. We're really missing the fantastic Aussie trails. We particularly enjoyed hiking in the West Head area of Ku-ring-gai Chase NP. We didn't have time to do this hike in the end, so it's been great to watch it on this video. Many thanks for sharing, from your newest subscriber & fans (Dan & Beck from TMMDI) 😀🎥💯
Thanks Dan and Beck! That is very kind of you. Great to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for subscribing (subscribed back) :)
@@trailrhikingno worries & welcome to our channel 😀
Have you done this trail before? Let us know what you thought!
Trailr route map with notes: bit.ly/2VU34BA
Love your channel. Do you join any Hiking club in NSW? I really love hiking and trekking but it's really difficult to find a hiking buddies-_-"
Thank you very much! We are glad you like it :) That is not something we have tried before but maybe in the future - great idea 👍🏻:)
Do you recommend this route or the other way around for beginners?
At the moment due to COVID-19, there may be restrictions that limit everyone to travel in one direction only. However, if not, this direction in the video would be recommended (Berowra to Mount Kuring-gai). 🥾👍🏻
@@trailrhiking thanks, how’s the cel signal there?
@@velvia It is not great when down in the valley. Otherwise, it is fine.