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Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head
Time: 4 hrs 15 mins Walking time
Please allow extra time to rest and to explore
0.3 km S of North Turramurra
Length: 9.4 km Walk Length
As this is a One Way walk, the 9.4 km only includes the walking distance from the start to the end point
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
Climb: 457 m Total Climbing
This walk has a total cumulative climb of 457 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 of this walk
Style: One way
Track: Moderate

This pleasant walk starts in North Turramurra and follows the Darri and Warrimoo tracks into the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. The walk follows the picturesque Cowan Creek through one of the most serene parts of the park, and finishes at Bobbin Head, a great place to enjoy the cafe or have a picnic lunch. (open in app)


Today's Fire rating
LOW MODERATE (No fire ban)
  Bushwalking track notes photographs, maps and camping spots for Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head

Map of Walk

Location

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Bedford Ave, Turramurra
Int. of Darri Track and Malborough Rd Servicetrail
Darri and Somerset Ave tracks Int.
Cowan Creek and Darri track Int.
Tokanue Place Track Intersection
Waipori Street Track Intersection
Int of the Lower valley link trail
Gould Avenue Creek crossing
Int of Darri and Timbarra Road tracks
Int of Darri and Warrimoo Tracks
Sonja Huddles Chair
Int of Sphinx walking and Warrimoo Tracks
Int of Warrimoo and Bobbin Head Tracks
Empire Marina
Bobbin Head Wharf carpark
South End of Bridge (end of Bobbin Head Rd)
Starting point for this hiking track: Bedford Ave, Turramurra

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
 Hornsby 1:25 000 Map Series NSW-91304S 
 Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park Tourist Map 1:40 000 Map Series CMA Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park Tourist Map 
 Sydney 1:100 000 Map Series 9130 

Photo Gallery

 
Start of the Darri Track
 
Start of the Darri Track +
 
Dropping down into the valley
 
Dropping down into the valley +
 
Crossing the creek
 
Crossing the creek +

 
Continuing through the valley
 
Continuing through the valley +
 
Crossing a small creek
 
Crossing a small creek +
 
Climbing up the side of the valley
 
Climbing up the side of the valley +

 
Infrastructure along the Darri Track
 
Infrastructure along the Darri Track +
 
Following the side of the hill
 
Following the side of the hill +
 
Entering Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
 
Entering Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park +

 
The Darri Track
 
The Darri Track +
 
The Warrimoo Track
 
The Warrimoo Track +
 
Along the service trail
 
Along the service trail +

 
Sinja Huddles Memorial Chair
 
Sinja Huddles Memorial Chair +
 
Winding down the side of the valley
 
Winding down the side of the valley +
 
Crossing Cowan creek
 
Crossing Cowan creek +

 
Following Cowan Creek
 
Following Cowan Creek +
 
Continuing along the bushtrack
 
Continuing along the bushtrack +
 
Bottom of Sphinx Walking track (Warrimoo Track)
 
Bottom of Sphinx Walking track (Warrimoo Track) +

 
Cowan Creek on Warrimoo track
 
Cowan Creek on Warrimoo track +
 
Cowan Creek next to Warrimoo Track
 
Cowan Creek next to Warrimoo Track +
 
Warrimoo Track
 
Warrimoo Track +

 
Great views of Cowan Creek on Warrimoo Track
 
Great views of Cowan Creek on Warrimoo Track +
 
Warrimoo Track and Cowan Creek
 
Warrimoo Track and Cowan Creek +
 
Cowan Creek from Warrimoo Track
 
Cowan Creek from Warrimoo Track +

 
Rock wall on Warrimoo Track
 
Rock wall on Warrimoo Track +
 
Following the water's edge
 
Following the water's edge +
 
Ferns on Warrimoo Track
 
Ferns on Warrimoo Track +

 
Looking along Cowan Creek
 
Looking along Cowan Creek +
 
Warrimoo track
 
Warrimoo track +
 
Warrimoo Track near Bobbin Head
 
Warrimoo Track near Bobbin Head +

 
Warrimoo track
 
Warrimoo track +
 
Boats on Cowan Creek
 
Boats on Cowan Creek +
 
Empire Marina from Warrimoo Track
 
Empire Marina from Warrimoo Track +

 
Empire Marina
 
Empire Marina +
 
Marina walkway
 
Marina walkway +
 
Kiosk at Bobbin Head
 
Kiosk at Bobbin Head +

Terrain

Cross sectional view of the Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head bushwalking track

Cross Section of the Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head bushwalking track



Analysis and summary of the altitude variation on the Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head bushwalking track

Summary of the gradients over the the lenght of the Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head 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 9km
Time 4 hrs 15 mins
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Grade 3/6

Track: Moderate
AS 2156.1 Gradient Short steep hills (3/6)
Quality of track Formed track, with some branches and other obstacles (3/6)
Signs Directional signs along the way (3/6)
Experience Required Some bushwalking experience recommended (3/6)
Weather Storms may impact on navigation and safety (3/6)
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
6km of this walk has short steep hills and another 3km has gentle hills with occasional steps. The remaining (420m) is flat with no steps.

Quality of track
7km of this walk follows a formed track, with some branches and other obstacles and another 2.2km follows a clear and well formed track or trail. The remaining (420m) follows a smooth and hardened path.

Signs
Around 4.7km of this walk is clearly signposted, whilst the remaining 4.7km has directional signs at most intersection.

Experience Required
Around 7km of this walk requires some bushwalking experience, whilst the remaining 2.8km requires no previous bushwalking experience.

Weather
Around 6km of this walk is not usually affected by severe weather events (that would unexpectedly impact safety and navigation), whilst the remaining 3.7km is affected by storms that may impact your navigation and safety.

Infrastructure
Around 5km of this walk has limited facilities (such as not all cliffs fenced), whilst the remaining 4.2km is close to useful facilities (such as fenced cliffs and seats).

Track Notes


Catch the bus to Bedford Ave, Turramurra
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.
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Drive to Bedford Ave, Turramurra
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
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(0 km) Bedford Ave, Turramurra to Int. Darri Track and Malborough Rd Servicetrail
Walk: Easy - servicetrail
Length = 485 m Time = 9 mins
Climb = 9 m Descent = -25 m
From opposite 18 Bedford Ave, this walk follows the service trail around the metal gate and past the 'Terramerragal Reserve' sign, soon passing the information sign about the Darri Track. This wide track winds down the hill and crosses a small creek, and then follows Cowan Creek downstream. After passing through the dense bush, enjoying the occasional view of the small creek (and avoiding a small false track off to the right), this track comes to an intersection with a service trail coming in from the left, at the concrete ditch.

(0.49 km) Int. of Darri Track and Malborough Rd Servicetrail to Cowan Creek and Darri track Int.
Track: Moderate - servicetrail
Length = 1.03 km Time = 21 mins
Climb = 27 m Descent = -47 m
Veer left: From the intersection, this walk follows the management trail that heads up the hill and away from Cowan Creek. The trail soon turns to the right and starts to flatten out. Just before the trail starts heading downhill, it comes to an intersection with a small bush track coming down from the left.
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk heads north along the service trail, passing a large Scribbly Gum on the right and then heading down the hill. The track continues to wind down to the bottom of the valley where it crosses Cowan Creek and continues along the other side, steadily climbing up the side of the valley until coming to the intersection of the Glengarry Road service trail, and a Darri Track information sign.

(1.52 km) Cowan Creek and Darri track Int. to Tokanue Place Track Intersection
Track: Moderate - servicetrail
Length = 229 m Time = 5 mins
Climb = 17 m Descent = -5 m
Veer right: From the intersection, this walk follows the service trail heading north-east up the hill, climbing up the side of the valley for a short while until it flattens out and comes to the intersection with the Tokanue Place access trail at the large metal gate.

(1.75 km) Tokanue Place Track Intersection to Waipori Street Track Intersection
Walk: Easy - servicetrail
Length = 326 m Time = 9 mins
Climb = 31 m Descent = -19 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the service trail heading north-east, keeping the asphalt service trail on the right, winding around the back of some houses and through the bush for a while until it comes to the intersection of the Waipori Street service trail.

(2.07 km) Waipori Street Track Intersection to Gould Avenue Creek crossing
Track: Moderate - servicetrail
Length = 395 m Time = 9 mins
Climb = 21 m Descent = -27 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the 'Darri Track' sign past the 'Terramerragal Reserve' sign and along the service trail, heading through the bush and down the long gentle hill, until it comes to the intersection of the lower valley link trail at the information sign.
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the service trail past the "No Through Road" sign and along the side of the hill, gently undulating until it comes to a small creek crossing, where the service trail becomes a bush track.

(2.47 km) Gould Avenue Creek crossing to Int of Darri and Timbarra Road tracks
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 724 m Time = 18 mins
Climb = 63 m Descent = -18 m
Continue straight: From the end of the service trail, this walk crosses the small creek and continues along the bush track, winding up the long hill, keeping the metal handrail on the right. The walk continues up the rocky hill, and up a metal staircase to a flat rock platform at the top. From here, the track turns left onto the rock platform and continues along the bush track, passing a 'Kuringai Chase National Park' sign before dropping down a small hill then continuing up some rock steps. From the top of the steps, the walk follows the bush track through the gum trees until it comes to a 'Y' intersection with another bush track at a Darri Track marker.

(3.19 km) Int of Darri and Timbarra Road tracks to Int of Darri and Warrimoo Tracks
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 528 m Time = 10 mins
Climb = 9 m Descent = -22 m
Turn left: From the intersection, this walk follows the bush track, heading north past some blackened gum trees and through the bush, undulating gently for a while before coming to the signposted intersection of the 'Warrimoo Track'.

(3.72 km) Int of Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Sonja Huddles Chair
Track: Moderate - servicetrail
Length = 849 m Time = 18 mins
Climb = 7 m Descent = -92 m
Veer left: From the intersection, the walk follows the Bobbin Head arrow along the service trail (heading north west). The trail meanders through the bush for a while before winding steadily down a long hill to the end of the ridge. Here, the trail comes to a Memorial Chair at a lookout over Cowan Creek.

(4.57 km) Sonja Huddles Chair to Int of Sphinx walking and Warrimoo Tracks
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 521 m Time = 12 mins
Climb = 12 m Descent = -57 m
Continue straight: From the Memorial Chair, the walk heads down the rock steps and follows the bush track. The track winds steeply down the rocky hill and crosses Cowan Creek at the stepping stones. The track then continues along the edge of the creek (keeping the creek to the right) until coming to the signposted intersection with the Sphinx Track.

(5.09 km) Int of Sphinx walking and Warrimoo Tracks to Int of Warrimoo and Bobbin Head Tracks
Track: Moderate - bushtrack
Length = 3.71 km Time = 1 hr 32 mins
Climb = 242 m Descent = -245 m
Continue straight: From the intersection this walk follows the 'Bobbin Head' arrow on the 'Warrimoo Track' sign[1] along the clear track that leads through the mostly flat ferny section, keeping Cowan Creek some distance to your right. After about 100m the track leaves the ferns and passes under a set of high tension power lines[2] where the track undulates along the side of the hill close to Cowan Creek[3] crossing a few small gullies for about 900m to then pass along a long natural sandstone wall[4]. About 150m after this wall the track leads just below a notable sandstone overhang[5] (up to your left) where the track then starts to head downhill for just over 100m
to a fairly open grassy salt marsh[6]. The walk stays just to the left of the salt marsh then leads along the edge of a section of mangroves[7] for 100m where the track bends left[8] and leads along side the creek for another 100m to then cross a creek at a wide rocky gully[9]. This is a pleasant cool spot with the usually small creek flowing over the sandstone rock platform with naturally carved holes[10]. For the next 200m the track undulates gently along the foreshore through the casuarina forest[11] to come to a tall overhang[12] that is on a rock platform right on the edge of Cowan Creek, a pleasant place to rest. This section of track may become covered with water at high tide.
From the tall overhang the track continues along the shortening natural rock wall[13] for about 150m
to then lead along another section of mangroves[14] for 150m. About 60m past the mangroves the track crosses a short flat timber bridge[15], then over the next 200m the track crosses a mossy gully and densely forested gully[16] where the rocky track climbs[17] over a rise, past some large smooth bark angophora's[18] then down to another tall and long rock wall[19] and some more pleasant water views[20].
Just 20m past this rock wall the track bends left[21] and leads alongside the edge of the mangroves[22] for 200m, were again the track may be covered with water at high tides. From the end of the mangroves the rocky track climbs[23] for about 200m before continuing along the water side through a casuarina forest[24] as the track gently undulates over some rocky sections passing some pleasant water views[25] for 400m to pass below another fairly large sandstone cave/overhang[26] (up the hill to your left). Over the next 250m the track leads through a grassy section[27] beside the creek before crossing a shallow gully over a scattering of sandstone blocks[28][29]. Over the next 300m the mostly flat track leads through a tall wooded forest[30] filled with ferns and crossing a few middens[31] to come to an three-way intersection, just before the marina, marked with a 'Warrimoo Ave & Sphinx Memorial' sign[32] pointing back along the track.

(8.8 km) Int of Warrimoo and Bobbin Head Tracks to Empire Marina
Walk: Easy - bushtrack
Length = 173 m Time = 3 mins
Climb = 6 m Descent = -5 m
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the 'Bobbin Head Picnic Area' sign[33] along the mostly flat track following the foreshore, keeping the water and boats to your right. After about 30m this walk follows a fence and handrail[34] behind a dry dock[35] for 40m. Here the track narrows a bit to head between the rock face and buildings[36] for 100m to turn right at a 'Warrimo Track' sign[37] and a yellow painted walker (on the ground). Here the walk heads through the hallway, past the public toilets[38] to the water front of Empire Marina, beside the 'Kiosk'[39] (on your right).

Empire Marina - Galley Foods cafe Alt = 6 m
Empire Marina, in Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park, provides facilities and services for people on boats and on foot. The marina is home to "Galley Foods" kiosk and restaurant. The kiosk provides a variety of food priced between $4-$16, and is open from 8:30am to 5pm seven days. The restaurant requires reservations, and is open for lunch Thurs-Mon, breakfast on the weekend, and in dinner on Fridays and Saturdays in summer. Phone 9457 0477 More info

(8.97 km) Empire Marina to Bobbin Inn
Path: Easy - Wheelchair accessible - footpath,road,road
Length = 418 m Time = 8 mins
Climb = 13 m Descent = -10 m
Turn left: From beside the Kiosk at Empire Marina[40], this walk follows the concrete path keeping keeping the water just to your right[41]. After about 20m this walk follows the 'Bobbin Head Picnic Area' sign[42] along the elevated path past a series of information signs [43][44][45][46][47][48][49] about the local heritage, beside the car park for 150m to leave the marina through the lockable gate[50]. This gate is locked outside of 'park operating hours'[51], that is 8pm to 6am during daylight savings periods, and 5.30pm to 6am at other times of the year[52]. Here the walk passes a sign pointing back to the 'Warrimmo Track'[53] and continues along the waterside then through the car park for another 60m to find another sign pointing back to 'Warrimoo Track', next to the 'Pay Here' station[54].
Veer left: From the intersection, this walk follows the driveway[55] out of the car park a short distance to the intersection with Bobbin Head Road, just beside the bridge. Here there is a toilet block[56] (ahead and on the left), a shelter and phone both[57] (just to your left).
Turn right: From the intersection, this walk follows the footpath beside the road over the wide bridge[58], crossing Cowan Creek[59]. On the far side of the bridge, this walk continues beside the road along side 'Orchard Park'[60] to pass a side road (on the left)[61]. Just 60m later along the main road (Ku-ring-gai Chase Road) this walk comes to the end of a small set of car parks just beside the 'Bobbin Inn' building[62] (on your left), home to cafe and 'information centre'.

Bobbin Inn Cafe Alt = 16 m
At the centre of Bobbin Head picnic area, in the old 'Bobbin Inn' building[63], is a cafe offering inside and outdoor dining[64], and a range of foods and drinks. Food includes fish and chips, wraps, focaccia, sandwiches and snack foods. Tea, coffee and cold drinks are also on offer. Opening hours are 9 - 4pm Mon to Fri (closed Tuesdays) & 9 - 5pm weekends. For more information, phone the cafe on 9457 7170.
The NPWS Bobbin Head Information Centre is open 7 days a week (closed Christmas Day) 10 - 4pm (closed 12 - 12:30pm lunch).
Ramp access[65][66] available on the southwestern corner of the building. Ramp access to the information centre through the cafe.

Bobbin Head Alt = 9 m
Bobbin Head is a historic recreation area which is still popular today, suiting the needs of many people. At the center of the Bobbin Head area is the old 'Bobbin Inn'[67], built in the 1930s - it is now the park information center and cafe[68]. The area is popular with picnickers, boaters, walkers, canoeists, family groups and people who like to fish. Bobbin Head is roughly divided into three sections (north, south and east).
Southern Bobbin Head is a popular picnic area for families and large groups. The area is surrounded by a car park[69] and dotted with picnic tables[70][71], electric BBQs[72], shelters and a large playground[73]. There are toilets[74][fac=8042] nearby, and 'The Station' is a sheltered accessible area with BBQ and tables[75][76] that can be booked NPWS[77].
The northern Bobbin Head (Orchard Park)[78] area is a more formal picnic area. There is a large picnic shelter[79], surrounded by 14 smaller octagonal shelters[80], each of these divided into 4 walled-off compartments, ideal for small groups.
The eastern side of Bobbin Head is dominated by the Empire Marina[81] and a public wharf. The marina is home to a nice restaurant[82] and public toilets[83].

Drive from Bobbin Inn
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Near by


Campsites in the park
The Basin campground


Nearest know Outdoor Stores near the start of this walk
Store Address Phone Distance (straight line)
Kathmandu 236 Pacific Hwy (Westfield), Hornsby (02) 9476 1399 4.9 km
CampHikeClimb 20 George St, Hornsby (02) 9476 5767 5 km
All Camping Supplies 12 Railway Pde, Thornleigh (02) 9481 0473 6.7 km
Mountain Equipment 72 Archer St , Chatswood (02) 9419 6955 9.1 km
Larry Adler Ski & Outdoor 77 Archer St , Chatswood (02) 9412 4777 9.1 km


A list of the nearest UHF CB repeaters I found to Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head.
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Site Distance and dir from Darri and Warrimoo Tracks to Bobbin head
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5 SYD05 Sydney Adventist Hospital 185 Fox Valley Rd WAHROONGA
Emergency use only
5 km (to the WSW)
6 VMB7 CB Repeater Site 16 Alan Rd BEROWRA HEIGHTS 12 km (to the N)
7 SYD07 7 Glamorgan St BLACKTOWN 23 km (to the WSW)
1 SYD01 12/14 Ormonde Parade HURSTVILLE 28 km (to the S)
8 MDC08 Gencom Site Lot 6 Wakefield Close KARIONG 34 km (to the NNE)

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 9 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 )
Wed      29°Showers. Likely storm developing.
Thu19°|25°Possible shower.
Fri18°|30°Partly cloudy.
Sat16°|24°Possible late shower.
A graph displaying the average daily temperature range for the year

Cowan Creek Reserve Cowan Creek Reserve (aka Terramerragal Reserve) is a large reserve owned and managed by Ku-ring-gai council. The reserve is home to the Darri track and some wonderful stands of She-oak trees.
Region:
I am not aware of any closures in this park at the moment.


Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park Link to official closures and fire bans page
A largely untouched wilderness on the northern boundary of Sydney, Ku-ring-gai Chase NP is one of Australia's oldest national parks. Here at the head of the Hawkesbury River, you'll find Aboriginal engravings and sites, as well as sandstone escarpments,
Region: Sydney & Surrounds
Park fees Camping Facilities I am not aware of any closures in this park at the moment.

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Julia - Warrimoo Track IP:210.23.146.xxx | 2009-06-05 10:30:42
Arguable one of the best Sydney walks. An easy half day return by the very tranquil and beautiful Cowan Creek. Lunch from the old pub (now a Kiosk) a nice reward. Highly recommend this walk!!!
Julia
Molly - Track closure update IP:129.78.32.xxx | 2012-08-16 05:54:31
Even though the track is closed (with aggressive half-literate handwritten signs), you can get around the blocked area by going up a short part of the Bobbin Head track (just before the closed area), following a faint footpad for 100 metres, then scrambling a bit above the carpark and coming down wherever the slope is gentle enough (not difficult, but beware of loose pebbles). If you were to go higher on the Bobbin Head track before peeling off through the bush, it might be even easier. In that case, you'd end up on the road that leads on to Bobbin Head, close to the bridge. At the very worst, you could turn around and go up the Sphinx track (about 5 kms back along the track).

Although the amateur signs say the Parks Service is behind the closure, I really wondered - not exactly clear information and no help with alternatives.

A beautiful walk, with very good notes; nicely combines with further trails beyond the burned marina.
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