Sydney is home to so many walks with spectacular scenery!

Written by: Kate Li

Whether you want a brisk walk to chill out or are seeking adventure, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Hopefully, this inspires you to roll out of bed in the morning, set an alarm (or 10) and gather some mates for a sweet (socially distanced) walk. 


Bondi to Coogee

Bondi to Coogee

A classic filled with beautiful coastal views!

Be prepared for panoramic views of ocean cliffs, rock pools and beaches as you meander through the stunning coast of Sydney's east. Starting from Coogee, every inch of this walk is a photo op. The 6km walk will take you through Tamarama, Bronte and Clovelly before ending at the iconic Bondi Beach.

Spit Bridge to Manly

Spit Bridge to Manly

This 10km coastal hike is a Sydney favourite and for good reason! Finishing at Manly Beach, you can spend the rest of the day relaxing at the beach, scoring some delicious eats and exploring this famous suburb!

Barrenjoey Lighthouse

Barrenjoey Lighthouse

This short 1km hike is a climb but the views are so worth it! With spectacular views overlooking Palm Beach, you'll be looking over the filming set of Home and Away! Also located is the historical lighthouse. Charge your camera because this is a walk you don't want to miss!

Kurnell to Cronulla

Kurnell to Cronulla

A less busy walk with stunning photo opportunities! With 6km of flat terrain, rest assured you'll be able to getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city and connect with yourself and your surroundings.

Bundeena to Wedding Cake

Bundeena to Wedding Cake

This iconic walk in the Royal National Park ends at the famous geological formation, Wedding Cake! Feeling extra adventurous? You can extend your walk as the trail is part of a 26km track! During June to September, this trail is also famous for whale watching season. 

Taronga Zoo Wharf to Balmoral Beach

Taronga Zoo Wharf to Balmoral Beach

This walk is full of great photo ops and harbour views. You can explore the north and through this 6km walk. You'll get views of Sydney's east and city skyline and pass through beautiful spots like Chowder Bay. Finishing at Balmoral Beach, grab a snack at The Boathouse and explore the beach!

Centennial Parklands

Centennial Parklands

This expansive park gifts you with plenty of walks and nooks and crannies to get lost in. Comprised of 189 hectares, this is a playground for children and adults! Pack some nibbles as well for a cute picnic and relax...

Garigal Park National Cascades

Garigal Park National Cascades

Experience the beauty of little waterfalls in this gorgeous bush trail. Nestled in the North Shore and Forest District regions, this national park is easily accessible for a quick outdoors escape. While less known, this walk will not disappoint and has plenty of opportunities for insta-worthy snaps!

Photo credit: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

Blue Mountains - Prince Henry Cliff walk

Blue Mountains - Prince Henry Cliff walk

Famous for its viewpoints of the mountains, this trail travels from Katoomba to Leura. Witness the iconic Three Sisters, before making your way down a steep and adventurous staircase to the heart of the Blue Mountains. This is a famous walk and for good reason!

Blue Mountains - Charles Darwin Walk

Blue Mountains - Charles Darwin Walk

Already done the tourist attractions but want to explore more of the iconic Blue Mountains? Named after the famous naturologist, you'll experience nature at its purest form with rockpools, cascades, waterfalls and bird watching!