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Waterfall to Heathcote
Time: 5 hrs Walking time
Please allow extra time to rest and to explore
0.5 km WSW of Waterfall
Length: 10.8 km Walk Length
As this is a One Way walk, the 10.8 km only includes the walking distance from the start to the end point
Heathcote National Park
Climb: 467 m Total Climbing
This walk has a total cumulative climb of 467 m, this is the total of the elevation gains made in each of the walks uphill sections
There is car access and parking near the start and end of this walk There is a bus stop within 2km of the start and end of this walk There is a train station near the start of this walk
Style: One way
Track: Hard

This walk explores the heart of Heathcote National Park, and is easily accessed with a train station at either end. Although relatively close to the start of the walk, Kingfisher Pool, next to Heathcote Creek, is a great spot to break and enjoy the park. Mirang Pool, at the northern end, also offers an opportunity to cool down before the last walk up the hill. (open in app)


Today's Fire rating
LOW MODERATE (No fire ban)
  Bushwalking track notes photographs, maps and camping spots for Waterfall to Heathcote

Map of Walk

Location

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Map of Waterfall to Heathcote
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Waterfall Station
End of Warabin Rd
Int of Bullawarring Track and Warabin Servicetrail
Int of Bullawarring Track and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail
Int of Waterfall Gully and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail (west)
Int of Heathcote Creek Bushtrail and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail
Kingfisher Pool camping ground
Int of Heathcote Creek and Battery Tracks
Int of Battery and Mooray Tracks
Int of Bullawarring and Goanna Tracks
Battery Causeway
Int of Pipeline Track and Mirang Rd Servicetrail
Int. of Mirang and Mirang Pool Tracks
Int. of Mirang Track and Friendly Tracks
Int of Scout Camp and Freeman Road bushtracks
Freeman Rd and Friendly Track Int
End of Freeman Rd
Starting point for this hiking track: End of Warabin Rd

Base maps are used under licence and is © Department of lands   Panorama Avenue Bathurst 2795   www.lands.nsw.gov.au

Maps that cover the walk area (please always carry maps of the area)

Print a map and track notes here
 Port Hacking 1:25 000 Map Series NSW-91294N 
 Appin 1:25 000 Map Series NSW-90291S 
 Campbelltown 1:25 000 Map Series NSW-90291N 
 Campbelltown 1:50 000 Map Series CW-90291 
 Port Hacking 1:100 000 Map Series 9129 
 Wollongong 1:100 000 Map Series 9029 

Photo Gallery

 
Following Warabin Road
 
Following Warabin Road +
 
Following the Bullawarring Track
 
Following the Bullawarring Track +
 
Winding down the valley
 
Winding down the valley +

 
The bushtrack between the Talooma Servicetrails
 
The bushtrack between the Talooma Servicetrails +
 
At Int of Lake Toolooma Servicetrail and Heathcote Creek Track
 
At Int of Lake Toolooma Servicetrail and Heathcote Creek Track +
 
heading through the dense bushland
 
heading through the dense bushland +

 
The dunny at Kingfisher pool campsite
 
The dunny at Kingfisher pool campsite +
 
Kingfisher Pool Campsite
 
Kingfisher Pool Campsite +
 
Kingfisher pools
 
Kingfisher pools +

 
Following the track arrows and markers
 
Following the track arrows and markers +
 
Looking down at the creek from the track
 
Looking down at the creek from the track +
 
The track passing a rock wall
 
The track passing a rock wall +

 
following the Bullawarring Track
 
following the Bullawarring Track +
 
views of Heathcote Creek from the track
 
views of Heathcote Creek from the track +
 
looking down to the Battery Causeway
 
looking down to the Battery Causeway +

 
the Battery Causeway
 
the Battery Causeway +
 
A small picnic table at Battery Causeway
 
A small picnic table at Battery Causeway +
 
Following the Pipeline service trail
 
Following the Pipeline service trail +

 
views from the pipeline track down to Heathcote Creek
 
views from the pipeline track down to Heathcote Creek +
 
winding up the asphalt service trail
 
winding up the asphalt service trail +
 
Crossing over the pipeline
 
Crossing over the pipeline +

 
heading through the bush
 
heading through the bush +
 
Heading up the poweline service trail
 
Heading up the poweline service trail +
 
Following the roads to Waterfall Station
 
Following the roads to Waterfall Station +

Terrain

Cross sectional view of the Waterfall to Heathcote bushwalking track

Cross Section of the Waterfall to Heathcote bushwalking track



Analysis and summary of the altitude variation on the Waterfall to Heathcote bushwalking track

Summary of the gradients over the the lenght of the Waterfall to Heathcote bushwalking track

Overview of this walks Grading - Based on the AS 2156.1 - 2001
These details are new. This new feature still requires more testing and refining. Please use the 'Walker Feedback' for report specific issues. Please e-mail Matt if you have any general comments. Hope you find it helpful.

Under this standard, a walk is graded based on the most difficult section of the walk.
Length 11km
Time 5 hrs
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Grade 4/6

Track: Hard
AS 2156.1 Gradient Short steep hills (3/6)
Quality of track Rough track, where fallen trees and other obstacles are likely (4/6)
Signs Minimal directional signs (4/6)
Experience Required Some bushwalking experience recommended (3/6)
Weather Weather generally has little impact on safety (1/6)
Infrastructure Limited facilities, not all cliffs are fenced (3/6)
*This summary of grading information is new and still in testing

Some more detail of this walks Grading
Here is a bit more details explaining the grading looking at sections of the walk.
Gradient
4.8km of this walk has gentle hills with occasional steps and another 3.6km has short steep hills. The remaining (2.3km) is flat with no steps.

Quality of track
3.9km of this walk follows a clear and well formed track or trail and another 3.8km follows a formed track, with some branches and other obstacles. Whilst another 1.8km follows a smooth and hardened path and the remaining 1.3km follows a rough track, where fallen trees and other obstacles are likely.

Signs
6km of this walk is clearly signposted and another 3.6km has directional signs at most intersection. The remaining (1.3km) has minimal directional signs.

Experience Required
Around 5km of this walk requires some bushwalking experience, whilst the remaining 5km requires no previous bushwalking experience.

Weather
This whole walk, 11km is not usually affected by severe weather events (that would unexpectedly impact safety and navigation).

Infrastructure
Around 9km of this walk has limited facilities (such as not all cliffs fenced), whilst the remaining 2.3km is close to useful facilities (such as fenced cliffs and seats).

Track Notes


Catch the train to Waterfall Station
Public transport (train) available to this Bushwalk Check out the facilities at Waterfall Station
You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your train trip to the end of the walk.
Plan your trip from --> Castle Hill|Chatswood|Dural|Epping|Gosford|Hornsby|Katoomba|Manly|Parramatta|Penrith|Strathfield|Sutherland|Sydney|
Catch the bus to Waterfall Station
Public transport (bus) available to this Bushwalk You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your Bus (and train) trip to the end of this walk.
(Links currently not working sorry)
Plan your trip from --> Castle Hill|Chatswood|Dural|Epping|Gosford|Hornsby|Katoomba|Manly|Parramatta|Penrith|Strathfield|Sutherland|Sydney|
Drive to Waterfall Station
You can drive or ride to this start of this Bushwalk There is free parking available.
You can drive or ride to the start of this walk
Use these links to plan your trip to the start of this walk.
Plan your trip from --> Castle Hill|Chatswood|Dural|Epping|Gosford|Hornsby|Katoomba|Manly|Parramatta|Penrith|Strathfield|Sutherland|Sydney|

(0 km) Waterfall Station to End of Warabin Rd
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - road
Length = 725 m Time = 14 mins
Climb = 10 m Descent = -22 m
From Waterfall Railway Station, this walk takes the ramp out of the station onto Kooraban St. The walk follows Kooraban St over the Princess Highway, then turns right into Warabin St. This is followed to the end, where it comes to the intersection with the service trail signposted as the 'Bullawarring Track'.

(0.73 km) End of Warabin Rd to Int of Bullawarring Track and Warabin Servicetrail
Walk: Easy - servicetrail
Length = 93 m Time = 2 mins
Climb = 0 m Descent = -4 m
Veer left: From the end of Warabin St, this walk passes the large National Park gate and the sign saying 'Bullawarring Track - Heathcote National Park', heading along the service trail for a short while before coming to the signposted intersection of the Bullawarring Track at the top of the long set of wooden stairs.

(0.82 km) Int of Bullawarring Track and Warabin Servicetrail to Int of Bullawarring Track and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 282 m Time = 9 mins
Climb = 0 m Descent = -52 m
Turn left: From the intersection, this walk follows the 'Bullawarring Trac Kingfisher Pool and Lake Eckersley' sign[1] down to the bottom of a long set of wooden steps. From here, the walk continues down the hill along the rocky bush track to the top of some short cliffs, where the walk follows the rock shelf for a short distance before continuing steeply down the rocky slope and down the hill to the intersection of the Lake Toolooma service trail.

(1.1 km) Int of Bullawarring Track and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail to Int of Waterfall Gully and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail (west)
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 344 m Time = 8 mins
Climb = 3 m Descent = -31 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk heads west down off the service trail and onto the bush track. Soon the track bends right and continues along the narrow, cleared track for several hundred metres until coming to an intersection with a service trail, signposted as part of the Bullawarring Track.

(1.44 km) Int of Waterfall Gully and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail (west) to Int of Lake Toolooma Servicetrail and Heathcote Creek Track
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 31 m Time = 1 mins
Climb = 0 m Descent = -1 m
Turn left : From the intersection, this walk heads south for a very short period before crossing the creek and going up slightly, and then comes to an intersection with a bush track going off to the right.

(1.48 km) Int of Heathcote Creek Bushtrail and Lake Toolooma Servicetrail to Kingfisher Pool camping ground
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 830 m Time = 15 mins
Climb = 15 m Descent = -15 m
Turn right: From the intersection, this walk follows the 'Bullawarring Track' signpost and the painted 'Heathcote Kingfisher' marker along the bush track, passing under the high-tension power lines and winding through the thick scrub, with the occasional view of the creek off to the right. This continues for a while before the track comes to an intersection with a 5m bush track on the right, leading to the Kingfisher Pool camping ground.

Kingfisher Pool camping ground Alt = m
This campsite is located at a small clearing, just east of the junction of Heathcote and Kingfisher Creeks in Heathcote National Park. The campsite is above the creek on a flat clearing. The creek usually provides plenty of water (treat before use, and check with rangers before setting out) and an opportunity for a swim. At the campground, there is also a small pit toilet and picnic table. Open fires are not permitted, so bring your own fuel stove. Fees are payable in advance for the permit required to stay at this campsite.

(2.31 km) Kingfisher Pool camping ground to Int of Bullawarring and Goanna Tracks
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 3.12 km Time = 1 hr 13 mins
Climb = 176 m Descent = -166 m
Continue straight: From the campsite, this walk follows the bush track behind the fireplace for a short distance before turning right at the bush track and continuing along to the rock platform above Heathcote Creek. From here, the walk turns left and follows the bush track, keeping the creek down to the right as the track drops down a short, steep rock surface. The walk turns right, following the bush track that the winds through the bush for a short while to a large open clearing. From the clearing, the track follows the track marker on the other side through the bush and down to the creek, which it crosses at the rocks and comes up to the signposted intersection of the 'Bullawarring Track'.
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the bush track, heading north along the left-hand side of the creek. The track gradually rises up above the rock shelves lining the creek, and continues along through the bush for a while before the track comes back down to the signposted intersection of the 'Battery Causeway' track.
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the 'Battery Causeway' arrow on the Bullawarring Track signpost, heading along the bush track which steadily climbs up the side of the valley for a while before crossing the dried-up creek at Python Gully. From here, the track continues along the side of the valley, climbing up the side of the hill for a while before flattening out again high above Heathcote Creek - this can be seen from the occasional rock shelf on the side of the track. The walk winds along to the signposted intersection of the Goanna Track.

(5.43 km) Int of Bullawarring and Goanna Tracks to Battery Causeway
Track: Hard - bushtrack
Length = 1.32 km Time = 30 mins
Climb = 49 m Descent = -100 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the 'Pipeline Rd 1.0km' arrow on the 'Bullawarring Track' signpost[2], heading along the bush track which follows the side of the hill. The rocky bush track winds up and down through the thick bushland, with occasional views of Heathcote Creek down to the right. This continues for a while until the track drops steeply down a short rocky section and continues down the hill to the signposted intersection of the service trail at the Battery Causeway.

(6.75 km) Battery Causeway to Int of Pipeline Track and Mirang Rd Servicetrail
Track: Moderate - servicetrail
Length = 1.02 km Time = 21 mins
Climb = 32 m Descent = -46 m
Veer right: From the intersection, the walk crosses the creek using concrete Battery Causeway and follows the management trail up the gentle hill, past a picnic table to soon cross the pipeline on a timber bridge. From here, the walk continues along the management trail, keeping the pipeline on the right for 750m until the trail bends left away from the pipeline and onto an asphalt surface. The trail winds down a hill to the intersection of the Mirang Road service trail.

Mirang Pool camping ground Alt = 81 m
This campsite is nestled in Heathcote National Park, with walk-in access from Heathcote Station. The campsite is near Mirang Pool on Heathcote Creek - there is a signpost at the top of the stairs, leading down to the pools from the management trail above. There are no facilities provided at the campsite, and you will need to carry in your own water and fuel stove.

(7.77 km) Int of Pipeline Track and Mirang Rd Servicetrail to Int. of Mirang Track and Friendly Tracks
Track: Moderate - servicetrail
Length = 1.29 km Time = 29 mins
Climb = 74 m Descent = -56 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, the walk follows the asphalt management trail down the hill and through a gate, doing a large 'S' bend and crossing the pipeline twice. The surface of the trail changes to dirt and the walk continues, with Heathcote Creek on the left, to the signposted intersection with the Mirang Pool track.
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the management trail in the unsignposted direction, keeping the pipeline on the right and Heathcote Creek down the hill on the left. The walk heads along until it crosses a bridge onto an asphalt surface and heads up the long hill that winds to the intersection with another trail, opposite the metal platform crossing the pipeline.

(9.05 km) Int. of Mirang Track and Friendly Tracks to End of Freeman Road service trail
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 421 m Time = 10 mins
Climb = 60 m Descent = -5 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, the walk heads up and over the large concrete pipeline at the metal platform and stairs. The track then continues up the long hill for a while before coming to an intersection with a rough track (heading up on the left, about 40 metres before the high tension power lines).
Turn left: From the intersection, the walk follows the rough bush track heading up the side of the hill, climbing steeply up along the sometimes-faint path. The track soon flattens out and bends around to the right, passing a burnt-out car shell before coming an the intersection with a management trail.

(9.47 km) Freeman Rd and Friendly Track Int to End of Freeman Rd
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 309 m Time = 6 mins
Climb = 24 m Descent = -1 m
Turn left: From the intersection, the walk follows the management trail up the long hill. The walk passes a trail on the right and flattens out a little, continuing up and around to the right. This walk passes another management trail (heading behind some houses) as it flattens out more and crosses under the power lines to the road.

(9.78 km) End of Freeman Rd to Heathcote Railway Station
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - road
Length = 1.03 km Time = 17 mins
Climb = 24 m Descent = -4 m
Veer right: From the intersection, this walk follows Freemans Road all the way past the large scout camp facility, to the intersection of Boundary Road, where it turns left and continues along for a short distance to the intersection of Oliver Street. From here, this walk turns right onto Oliver Street, which it follows to the end, meeting the Princes Highway. From here, the track crosses the highway at the traffic lights and continues along the footpath, with the car park to the left, coming to the train station.

Catch the train to Heathcote Station
Public transport (train) available to this Bushwalk Check out the facilities at Heathcote Station
You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your train trip to the end of the walk.
Plan your trip from --> Castle Hill|Chatswood|Dural|Epping|Gosford|Hornsby|Katoomba|Manly|Parramatta|Penrith|Strathfield|Sutherland|Sydney|
Catch the bus from Heathcote Railway Station
Public transport (bus) available from this Bushwalk You can phone 131500 (the transport info line) for up to date running times.
Use these links to plan your Bus (and train) trip from the end of this walk.
(Links currently not working sorry)
Plan your trip to --> Castle Hill|Chatswood|Dural|Epping|Gosford|Hornsby|Katoomba|Manly|Parramatta|Penrith|Strathfield|Sutherland|Sydney|
Drive from Heathcote Railway Station
You can drive or ride from this end of this Bushwalk There is free parking available.
You can drive or ride from the end of this walk
Use these links to plan your trip from the end of this walk.
Plan your trip to --> Castle Hill|Chatswood|Dural|Epping|Gosford|Hornsby|Katoomba|Manly|Parramatta|Penrith|Strathfield|Sutherland|Sydney|

Getting there

Plan your trip to the start of the walk and back from the end of the walk

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Public Transport Timetables

To the start of the walk

From
Castle Hill
Chatswood
Dural
Epping
Gosford
Hornsby
Katoomba
Manly
Parramatta
Penrith
Strathfield
Sutherland
Sydney
From the end of the walk

To
Castle Hill
Chatswood
Dural
Epping
Gosford
Hornsby
Katoomba
Manly
Parramatta
Penrith
Strathfield
Sutherland
Sydney

Driving Directions
Map Car Shuffle
To the start of the walk

Drive from:
From the end of the walk

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Near by


Campsites in the park
Kingfisher Pool camping ground
Lake Eckersley camping ground
Mirang Pool camping ground


Nearest know Outdoor Stores near the start of this walk
Store Address Phone Distance (straight line)
Engadine Disposal & Outdoor Centre Pty Ltd 1042 Old Princes Hwy, Engadine (02) 9520 3367 8 km
Paddy Pallin Adventure Equipment 587 Kingsway, Miranda (02) 9525 6829 15 km
Onrope 11 Nelson Ave, Padstow (02) 9709 6299 22.4 km
Boots Great Outdoors 23 Koonya Cct, Caringbah (02) 9542 8988 16.6 km
Campbelltown Disposals & Firearms Shop 405, Spotlight City Plaza 147-157 Queen St , Campbelltown (02) 4628 3522 18.3 km


A list of the nearest UHF CB repeaters I found to Waterfall to Heathcote.
Channel Call sign
(more info)
Site Distance and dir from Waterfall to Heathcote
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3 VMG3 Mine commsite WESTCLIFF COLLIERY 19 km (to the SW)
1 SYD01 12/14 Ormonde Parade HURSTVILLE 21 km (to the NNE)
7 SYD07 7 Glamorgan St BLACKTOWN 40 km (to the NNW)
5 SYD05 Sydney Adventist Hospital 185 Fox Valley Rd WAHROONGA
Emergency use only
45 km (to the NNE)
4 RIV04 Fire Service Rusden Road MT RIVERVIEW 56 km (to the NW)

Weather and Park info

Fire Danger
This walk passes Greater Sydney Region fire area which currently has a LOW MODERATE rating and No fire ban in place.
(Tomorrow the Fire Danger Rating is LOW MODERATE, No fire ban.) (Downloaded 7 years ago)
Please Note: Each park may have its own fire ban, this rating is only valid for today and is based on information from the RFS Please check the RFS Website for more information.

Weather and Climate
Weather and Climate summary detailed weather and climate information here
°C (feels like °)
km/h from the
% humidity     (as at )
A graph displaying the average daily temperature range for the year

Heathcote National Park Link to official closures and fire bans page

Region: Sydney & Surrounds
Park fees Camping I am not aware of any closures in this park at the moment.

Walker Feedback

Comments
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di551 - bullawaring track overgrown in IP:58.107.228.xxx | 2011-03-12 10:47:31
Did this walk 5-3-11, was overgrown in parts and got alot of scratches. Part of the wildlife experience. If you take your time and look for the arrows painted on the rocks you can make your way.
Greg Moore IP:124.170.218.xxx | 2013-01-06 05:24:56
Hi, i just wanted to thank the authors. Fantastic notes - very accurate and useful.

Also, fwiw I just did this walk with my 9-year-old daughter, staying overnight at Kingfisher Pools. It is challenging but very do-able. Beautiful pools and rock formations on the way, as well as some great giant plants. A giant huntsman was living in the dunny at Kingfisher too!

Well done on the notes and making these walks easy to plan for us dads.
admin - re: Super Administrator | 2013-01-06 22:09:43
Greg Moore wrote:
Hi, i just wanted to thank the authors. Fantastic notes - very accurate and useful.
......

Hi Greg
Thanks for the feedback - great to hear that you and your son had a great time. It is great to hear of dads and kids getting out and doing overnight walks together - keep it up.
Matt :)
Greg Flanagan - Hard Yakka IP:110.20.123.xxx | 2014-01-12 10:24:35
Hi Wild Walks, I stumbled across this web site a few weeks ago...it's since been added to my favourites. Today was my first forage into "real" bush walking. My wife & I left Waterfall station @ 6:45, to try and beat the heat. Although We have done a lot of walks over the years, we have never done anything like this. We were shocked by the lack of signage on the walk. We went the wrong way at the bottom of the first section (bottom of the steps) and fillowed the service road for probably 500M too far, we eventually realised our error & back tracked, finding the arrow for Heathcote/ Kingfisher. I wasn't convinced the painted arrow was legit, as the track was very scrubby, after awhile it became clearer (400M). It was very comforting to make it to Kingfisher Pool & realise we had it right & had not just stumbled around in The Bush. The next challenge was finding the track after Kingfisher camp site. We had a false start requiring a 100M backtrack when we went straight from the top of the campsite on what we thought was a track. We then came back to the campsite were the marker pole is and started again. We got confused as the track crossed the creek but the notes didn't mention this. We then went the wrong way by turning left on what appeared to be a track, after another 100M the track disappeared...so we backtracked again. We then saw the arrow on the other side of the creek from behind the campsite and followed the track. By this time we realised;
1. The track was very narrow and not necessarily easily found/followed
2. Signs/markers are very few & far between
After a long and intense walk we made it to The causeway had a lovely refreshing swim & lunch. We then followed the rather drab service trail all the way to the bridge over the pipeline and then up the hill to Heathcote. We completely missed the track to Mirang Pool.
All in all an enjoyable but very challenging walk. Total walk time was 5 hours.
What amazes us is how many people would struggle to follow this track??? We may not be experienced bush walkers but neither are we complete novices (Blue Gum Forest, Mount Kembla, etc.) I would imagine a lot of people trying this track would find them in real trouble really easily.
Again thanks for the great site. We are not deterred and we are planning our next Wild Walk!

Cheers Greg & Julie
Phoebe N - Great Walk IP:130.130.37.xxx | 2014-07-07 00:12:06
We did this walk on 5/07/14 and had a great time. it was overgrown in some parts but it was on the flat sections so you can still make good time, didn't really slow us down. We had some backtracks to do in the first 2 kms or so but really that's part of the adventure and some of it can be put down to inexperience - we found our way in not too long. I wouldn't let it deter you from trying this great walk.
I would like to say that this website is fantastic - so much information and helpful guiding - leaps and bounds ahead of the Nation Parks website (what a waste of time!!)
Thanks WildWalks
Ewok - Rough going IP:101.174.178.xxx | 2015-03-06 10:49:24
Was planning to trail run this, but ended up walking and "bush-whacking" a lot of the Bullawaring middle sections. Took 2.5 hrs for 10.5kms. Very slow going. From the pipeline towards Heathcote station is fine, as it's a cycle trail.
Wear long trousers - still have grazed legs and various animal stings 1 week later!
This would be a fantastic walk if they cut back the very overgrown paths. But I won't be going back, even for a walk unless I know there's been some clearing done.
Richard - Overgrown IP:220.240.28.xxx | 2015-05-15 10:03:12
Did this walk in May 2015. Agree with other comments about the trail being very overgrown in the middle section.
Didn't have any troubles following it though.
Larry IP:124.149.35.xxx | 2015-07-26 08:10:14
Today we walked Waterfall to Heathcote for the 3rd time. The Kingfisher Pool to Battery Causeway section is very overgrown. Apart from some trimming at the Kingfisher end over the last 12 months, this has not got any better over the last 3 years. This really spoils the walk as you push through the bush (literally, push through the bush) you have to be watching in front of you to avoid getting whacked in the head by the vegetation rather than looking at the lovely surrounds.

I sent a email whinge to NPWS.

Will next try the Uloola track on the other side of the rail line in the direction Waterfall to Heathcote.

Thanks for the web site. Great resource. Just needs the GPS waypoints.
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