The Coba Ridge Walk

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The Coba Ridge Walk

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28 Oct, Mon 9:30AM The Coba Ridge Walk
Grade:3/6 Length 10km  ↑100m Sydney Branch
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Walk | A bushwalk of any kind short or longPhotography | A trip that has a strong focus on encouraging people to capture photographs.Public Transport | There are public transport options to and from this activity.(NEW!!!) Please advise by email or text message if you are coming. The Coba Ridge to Collingridge Point walking track is a pleasant walk through the Marramarra National Park. It offers spring wildflowers and stunning views of Berowra Creek. This track is mainly flat. The track starts  at the end of Bloodwood Road and follows the Coba ridge fire trail for 4kms to a junction. At this junction you keep right and follow the track south for another km. You then come to an unfenced sandstone outcrop with views overlooking Collingridge point and Berowra creek, Hazards: In addition to the unfenced sandstone outcrop, the usual track hazards such as tree roots across tracks and slippery rocks on tracks could occur.
Location: Marramarra NP Limit:20.
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From: 28 Oct 2024, 9:30AM 2024-10-28 09:30:00 Australia/Sydney NPA Walk, The Coba Ridge Walk Please check and update times and meeting location. Get latest information at https://bushwalk.npansw.org.au/?activities=the-coba-ridge-walk Please advise by email or text message if you are coming. The Coba Ridge to Collingridge Point walking track is a pleasant walk through the Marramarra National Park. It offers spring wildflowers and stunning views of Berowra Creek. This track is mainly flat. The track starts  at the end of Bloodwood Road and follows the Coba ridge fire trail for 4kms to a junction. At this junction you keep right and follow the track south for another km. You then come to an unfenced sandstone outcrop with views overlooking Collingridge point and Berowra creek, We will meet at 8.30am at the Pennant Hills Shopping Centre Car Park(PHSC). The PHSC is less than 100 metres from Pennant Hills Railway Station. There is a regular all station train from both Hornsby(south bound) and Epping(north bound). It you are using the Metro Service you will need to change at Epping for the train service to Pennant Hills. If you are getting a Hornsby Train from Strathfield, make sure that it stops at Pennant Hills. (There are public toilets at both the railway station and shopping centre. No toilets in the park.) We will then drive to the starting point of the walk using the minimum number of vehicles. The Coba Ridge Walk NPA | Ian Baker