Dee Why Lagoon to Long Reef Headland and Narrabeen Lagoon
| 9 Jul, Sun 9:00AM | Dee Why Lagoon to Long Reef Headland and Narrabeen Lagoon | ||||
| Grade:3/6 | Length | 16km | ↑350m | Sydney Branch | |
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  Dee Why Lagoon to Long Reef Headland and Narrabeen Lagoon. Easy walk with inlet crossing from shoe to knee level.
This walk is one of the shining jewels of northern beaches. Takes you through scenic and beautiful ecosystems, abundance of wildlife and migrating birds, cultural heritage and historical icons. Long Reef headland is the most ideal spot for whale watching - furthest point of Sydney coastline. T: From: 9 Jul 2023, 9:00AM 
2023-07-09 09:00:00
Australia/Sydney
NPA Walk, Dee Why Lagoon to Long Reef Headland and Narrabeen Lagoon
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Dee Why Lagoon to Long Reef Headland and Narrabeen Lagoon. Easy walk with inlet crossing from shoe to knee level.
This walk is one of the shining jewels of northern beaches. Takes you through scenic and beautiful ecosystems, abundance of wildlife and migrating birds, cultural heritage and historical icons. Long Reef headland is the most ideal spot for whale watching - furthest point of Sydney coastline.
Bus at Wynyard Station Carrington St. Stand B for B1 bus at 8.15am. Arrive at 8.55am Dee Why B Line Pittwater Road, Dee Why . Walk 8 minutes to Dre Why Parade . Track starts at James Meehan reserve wildlife refuge sign.
Dee Why Lagoon to Long Reef Headland and Narrabeen Lagoon
NPA | Geoffrey Lee
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