Here’s a list of the family-friendly walks that I have written up in detail on this blog. I hope that there’s something there you’ll enjoy.
You can see all of them at a glance in the Content box, and then can click through from each short description to a full post about each walk. You’ll find photos and maps to use on the detailed posts.
Happy walking!
PS I have written an ebook which details the best stroller walks, only $7.99 for a 70 page PDF download, find it here.
Contents of this post
- Sydney Harbourside Walks
- Sydney Coastal Walks
- Sydney Bush Walks With Kids
- Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park
- Balls Head Bushland Reserve
- Berry Island Reserve Walk
- Bobbin Head Walks With Kids
- Cumberland State Forest Walks
- The Heath Track at Allambie Heights
- Irrawong Waterfall Walks, North Narrabeen
- Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Gardens Walks
- Manly Dam Bush Walks
- Narrabeen Lagoon Trail: 8km Walk
- Warriewood Wetlands Walk
- Sydney Urban Park Walks
- Seana xxx
Sydney Harbourside Walks
Heart Of The City – Harbour Bridge To The Art Gallery
Stroller-friendly 5km walk right along Circular Quay and into the Botanic Gardens.
Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk With Kids
A detailed guide on the best way to walk with Harbour Bridge when you have kids and even a stroller with you.
Cremorne Point Foreshore Walk
Stroller-friendly and with wonderful views over the city and the sparkling Harbour. Excellent spot for picnics near the lovely harbour pool too.
Cremorne Point Robertson Lighthouse Walk
This is a walk for the sure-footed who can negotiate steps and even a ladder, well worth it for the great views.
Five Sydney Harbour Nature Walks
Click above to read descriptions of five family-friendly walks alongside Sydney Harbour. Top views guaranteed.
South Head Heritage Walk and Camp Cove
Read all about this walk along beautiful beaches, with great views of the Harbour and ocean, and a lighthouse too. Read the post here.
Sydney Coastal Walks
Coogee Clifftops Walk
A lovey walk up over Trenerry reserve and along the fabulous boardwalk. You’ll feel miles away from civilisation.
Dee Why To Curl Curl Coastal Walk
Not for very little kids as the bush track goes alongside tall cliffs, but a really terrific walk for families with older children.
Manly To Balgowlah Coastal Path
A lovely walk along the harbour on a smooth and undulating path. Read all about it and find a map here.
Manly Four Beaches Walk
Stroll all the way from Queenscliff to Shelly Beach or start anywhere along the way. Great views, lovely cafes and a totally smooth path. Read all the info you need here.
Sydney Bush Walks With Kids
Australia Walkabout Wildlife Park
There are lovely walks through the bush at this wildlife park to the north of Sydney.
Balls Head Bushland Reserve
There are short and longer walks, most not suitable for strollers, in this Harbourside jewel, plus historical buildings and other interesting buildings nearby.
Berry Island Reserve Walk
A very short but pretty walk around this Harbour reserve comes with the bonus of Aboriginal carvings, plus a terrific playground.
Bobbin Head Walks With Kids
Check out this post to find out about the boardwalks and the bush walks, plus a lovely playground too. Find the post here.
Cumberland State Forest Walks
All sorts of options here for short walks with children, plus a cafe and the ropes course too. Check out Cumberland State Forest info here.
The Heath Track at Allambie Heights
Terrific for beginner bush walkers with little legs, this is an easy short circuit walk. All the details you need are here.
Irrawong Waterfall Walks, North Narrabeen
Nestled in suburbia, just a 10 – 15 minute walk from the road is a pretty waterfall, with longer walks for older kids too. Read all about Irrawong Waterfall walk here.
Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Gardens Walks
Enjoy the shorter and longer walks, suitable for strollers in this Northern Suburbs bush oasis. Find the details here.
Manly Dam Bush Walks
Manly Dam has several enjoyable walks of different lengths, great spots to picnic and you can even swim. Read about Manly Dam here.
Narrabeen Lagoon Trail: 8km Walk
Great for strollers and bikes too, this is a delightful walk all the way around Narrabeen Lagoon. Find all the details here.
Warriewood Wetlands Walk
Lovely walk through wetlands with lots of birds to spot. Good for strollers and little kids too.
Sydney Urban Park Walks
Centennial Park Circuit
Walk around Grand Drive on a sealed walking path, excellent for strollers. It’s 3.8km long and takes an hour if you go quickly, but MUCH longer if you have children walking with you!
Parramatta Park Stroller Walk
There’s plenty to see as you walk around Parramatta Park and good places to stop too. Check out the post here.
Parramatta River Walk
Lovely art works to see and a fab playground on this short walk in Parramatta. Read all about it here.
Sydney International Regatta Centre Walks
Nice smooth paths and there is always something to see at the regatta centre plus options for all sorts of watery fun. Read all about it here.
Berry Island Reserve family walk
Dee Why to Curl Curl coastal walk
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Is there a walk your family love and could add to this list?
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Here’s to the Great Outdoors!
Seana xxx
Charmaine
I seem to have trouble pinning this post on Pinterest. A message pops up saying “Having trouble talking to http://www.hellosydneykids.com.au“
Seana Smith
Thanks for letting me know Charmaine, I’ll get onto it when home, in transit at the moment! Will let you know.
Kate
I like walking at Lake Parramatta. I haven’t done the circuit walk yet, but I have done the two smaller tracks with my son. And there is a good playground for when you’ve finished the walk!
Seana Smith
I must get out there and have a look. Thanks for the heads up. Hope you have a good weekend.
Toni | 2 Aussie Travellers
A great round-up of the walks. I’ve book-marked it for next time we are down in Sydney and hope to tick off a couple. Dee Why to Curl Curl should definitely make the list. x
Rebecca (Little Munch)
We did a couple of walks at West Head yesterday and I would really recommend them for families with kids (not stroller friendly). The view from West Head look out is spectacular!
Nicole
At Manly Dam there is a waterfall walk (about 25 mins each way) plus a shorter wildflower walk. My son’s current favourite is to scale these huge boulders which seem quite high but have a gentle slope (in section 1). He is 4.5 yo and I do it with him.
Seana Smith
That sounds lovely, I do like Manly Dam but don’t know it very well at the moment. Must change that. Thank you for sharing your favourite walk with other families.
Kellie
A few of my families favourites not on the list are – Balaka Falls in Carlingford, Lake Parramatta, Balls Head, Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden and Blackman Park in Lane Cove. It is amazing how many there are once you go looking 🙂
Adrian
Great family walks at Oatley Park at Oatley
Alison
The Hermitage foreshore walk from Nielsen Park in Vaucluse to Rose Bay is lovely. Passing the very private and scenic Milk Beach and with harbour views to die for, it’s a pretty easy walk (approx 30-45 mins there and back). I’ve done it with a 3/4 and a 5 year old. Not stroller friendly but definitely kid friendly.