Gore Creek Reserve and Lane Cove Bushland Park Walk

Located only a few kilometers from Sydney's CBD, Gore Creek Reserve And Lane Cove Bushland Park Walk is a popular 3.5-km out-and-back trail in New South Wales.

It is generally considered a moderately challenging route, taking an average of 52 min to complete. The area serves as an urban refuge for exercise, dog walking, and quiet contemplation, and is especially inviting after rain when the creek has a higher flow. The trail is a real hidden gem, with some tracks closed for maintenance.

Gore Creek Reserve And Lane Cove Bushland Park Walk is a popular trail for various activities such as birding, hiking, and running. The trail is dog-friendly, but dogs must be on a leash. The route is kid-friendly and excellent for reconnecting with native fauna co-existing amidst suburban development, especially birdlife, and appreciating the beauty of the forest and its wildlife. There are several playgrounds along the way, making it an easy family track. It is advisable to carry your iPhone flashlight and watch your step while crossing River Road.

The best time to visit Gore Creek Reserve And Lane Cove Bushland Park Walk is after rain when the creek has a higher flow. Visitors are advised to check the trail condition before embarking on the route due to closures caused by weather and maintenance.

The trailhead can be accessed from two points, Smoothey Park behind Wool