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Parramatta River Walk The Parramatta River Walk commences on the northern side of the river at Woolwich Wharf or on the southern side at Birchgrove Wharf and ends in Parramatta at the junction of Toongabbie Creek and Darling Mills Creek. The total walking route is covered by three brochures, including this one, as detailed under the heading ‘Brochures and Maps’. The land adjacent to the Parramatta River was occupied for many thousands of years by the Wangal, Wallumattagal and Burramattagal Aboriginal clans. They used the river as an important source of food and a place for trade. This remarkable walk explores the sweep of the river with its recreation reserves, extensive bays including Homebush Bay, and significant natural areas of mangroves, wetlands and remnant bushland. Aboriginal cultural heritage sites remain in many places, including Kellys Bush, Glades Bay, Parramatta Park and Lake Parramatta Reserve. After the river was explored by Governor Arthur Phillip in 1788, it became a significant transport and communication channel for European settlement. There are now many important sites and monuments along the way, including Searles Monument located in the river off Henley, Parramatta River Regional Park and the former Gladesville Psychiatric Hospital, Quarantine Reserve at Abbotsford, the Canadian Exiles Monument in Bayview Park, the Federation Pavilion and William Beach Memorial in Cabarita Park, the Kokoda Track Memorial at Rhodes Park, Newington Armory in Sydney Olympic Park, and the former Female Orphan School at Rydalmere, now within the grounds of the University of Western Sydney. The route passes over grand and historic bridges and traverses former industrial sites, like the Wangal Bushland Reserve at Mortlake, before arriving at its destination. Parramatta, the Aboriginal name adopted by Governor Phillip, is a place with a fascinating history. There is much to see and experience, including the Aboriginal interpretive pathway on the river bank, Parramatta Park, Lake Parramatta Reserve and significant colonial house museums - Old Government House, Elizabeth Farm, Experiment Farm and Hambledon Cottage. It is your choice as to what walk or part of a walk you take; for how long, over what distance and in what direction. For example, you could walk for an hour or over a weekend staying in accommodation along the way. Photograph: Airview www.airviewonline.com.au Logo Photograph: Brian Yap Aboriginal Land Councils and Corporations Local Aboriginal Land Councils see www.metrolalc.org.au for Metropolitan, www.deerubbin.org.au for Deerubbin and www.glalc.org.au for Gandangara. Also Darug Tribal Aboriginal Corporation www.darug.org.au and Darug Custodian Aboriginal Corporation (Tel: 4577 5181). Councils Auburn www.auburn.nsw.gov.au (9735 1222) Canada Bay www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au (9911 6555) Hunters Hill www.huntershill.nsw.gov.au (9879 9400) Leichhardt www.leichhardt.nsw.gov.au (9367 9222) Parramatta www.parracity.nsw.gov.au (9806 5050) Ryde www.ryde.nsw.gov.au (9952 8222) The Hills www.thehills.nsw.gov.au (9843 0555) Government Bodies Catchment Authority www.sydney.cma.nsw.gov.au Catchment Group www.parramattariver.org.au National Parks www.environment.nsw.gov.au Sydney Olympic Park www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au Trusts and Associations Bidjigal Reserve Trust www.bidjigal.org.au Discover Hunters Hill www.huntershill.com.au Harbour Trust www.harbourtrust.gov.au (8969 2100) Historic Houses Trust www.hht.net.au (8239 2288) National Trust www.nationaltrust.com.au (9258 0123) Parramatta Historical www.hotkey.net.au/~parramattahistry Parramatta Park Trust www.ppt.nsw.gov.au (8833 5000) Thegreeningof www.thegreeningof.org.au Route Marking A variety of local signage exists. The following internationally recognised marking system may be introduced over time along the red route. straight ahead wrong direction turn left turn right it’s exhilarating & healthy SYDNEY HARBOUR Public Transport The Parramatta River Walk is well serviced by ferries.There are also train stations and bus stops at useful places. All are marked on the maps. Ferry: Sydney Ferries run from Circular Quay and Darling Harbour along the Parramatta River stopping at Cockatoo Island, Drummoyne, Huntleys Point, Chiswick, Abbotsford, Cabarita, Kissing Point, Meadowbank, Sydney Olympic Park and Rydalmere. It is only the express service that goes directly to Parramatta (55 min), stopping only at Circular Quay, Rydalmere and Parramatta. If catching a ferry along the way, change at Rydalmere for Parramatta. Ferries are a very useful way of accessing walks along the river. Carefully check the timetable before setting off, see www.sydneyferries.info > Timetables > Parramatta River. Also check out the Balmain/Woolwich timetable for Circular Quay, Balmain, Birchgrove, Greenwich, Woolwich and Cockatoo Island when walking in that area. Train: There are train stations near the route at Meadowbank, Rhodes and Concord West (Northern Line), Rosehill and Rydalmere (Carlingford Line), and Parramatta, Westmead, and Olympic Park via Lidcombe (Western line). The trip from Central Station to Parramatta Station takes approximately 30 minutes. See www.cityrail.info > Timetables. Bus: On the north side of the Parramatta River, Metrobus M52 operates regularly from Circular Quay along Victoria Road to the Parramatta Transport Interchange next to Parramatta Railway Station. Bus routes 507 and 524, and the free Top Ryder (TR) bus service, pass close to the river at a number of places. On the southern side of the river, bus routes operate from Mortlake (439), Abbotsford (438) and Chiswick (504) to Circular Quay. Route 466 from Cabarita stops at Strathfield Station, and route 525 connects Sydney Olympic Park with Parramatta. The free Shuttle Bus (900) is useful in the Parramatta City centre precinct. All relevant bus stops near the route are marked on the maps. Metrobus services (M52, 54, 60, 91 & 92) and Transitway services (T61-66 & 80) access Parramatta Transport Interchange, and Metrobus M41 crosses the Parramatta River at the Ryde Road Bridge. See www.sydneybuses.info > Timetables & route maps and > Metrobus, and the Western and Southern Region Guides, www.cdcbus.com.au for Hillsbus and Westbus, and Veolia Transport www.veoliatransportnsw.com.au for services in western and south western suburbs. For further assistance and new stops or routes, contact: Transport Infoline Tel: 131 500 or www.131500.com.au Food and Accommodation Food and drink is available at cafés, hotels, shopping centres and where the sign appears, as shown on the maps. Toilets are marked . Accommodation is available, including some hotels and motels near the routes. For a detailed list of places: See www.walkingcoastalsydney.com.au General Information For maps, brochures, and relevant information about the Parramatta River, and places of interest along the way, see the following websites and listed books below. Books on History and Places of Interest The River - Sydney Cove to Parramatta by Gregory Blaxell (Halstead Press 2010), Pictorial History Balmain to Glebe by Joan Lawrence & Catherine Warne (Kingsclear Books 2009), Pictorial History Hunters Hill by Linda Emery (Kingsclear Books 2011), A Pictorial History Ryde by Megan Martin (Kingsclear Books 2004), Pictorial History City of Canada Bay by Gregory Blaxell (Kingsclear Books 2010), Pictorial History Parramatta District by John McClymont (Kingsclear Books 2005), Parramatta - A Past Revealed by Terry Cass, Carol Liston & John McClymont (Parramatta City Council 1996), and Sydney’s Aboriginal Past by Val Attenbrow (UNSW Press 2010). Books can be obtained from local libraries, selected bookshops and from the publishers. Department of Planning 23 Bridge Street, Sydney 2000 (Tel: 9228 6333). For maps, brochures and information relevant to walking around Sydney Harbour, including the Parramatta River Walk, see www.planning.nsw.gov.au/harbour Sydney Coastal Councils Group Level 14, Town Hall House, 456 Kent Street, Sydney 2000 (Tel: 9246 7702). See www.walkingcoastalsydney.com.au for Parramatta River Walk maps and brochures, and coastal and harbour walking maps and brochures, Visitor Centres Parramatta Heritage and Visitor Information Centre (Tel: 8839 3311) www.discoverparramatta.com Sydney Visitor Centre (Tel: 1800 067 676) www.sydneyvisitorcentre.com Acknowledgments and Suggestions The Sydney Harbour and Coastal Walk brochures and maps have been developed by the Walking Volunteers whose members include: Dominic Adshead, Jim and Therese Archibald, Bill Avery, Neil and Pamela Hardie, Phil Jenkyn, Geoff Lambert, Caroline Minogue, Ian Napier, Bill (Coordinator) and Nedra Orme, Charles Pitsillidi, Don and Laura Riddell, Bruce Robertson, Leigh Shearer-Heriot, Cameron Sparks, Graham Spindler and Paul Webb. The Walking Volunteers are a group of individuals who are helping to develop a series of walking routes around Sydney Harbour, along the coastal areas of Sydney and regional links across Sydney. They believe that walking is pleasurable and healthy and a great way to explore and enjoy the magnificent natural and cultural highlights of this City. Walking and the use of public transport are to be encouraged. The two Parramatta River Walk brochures, containing three maps, were produced by the Walking Volunteers, with the assistance of staff from Department of Planning and NSW Health; Auburn, Canada Bay, Ryde and Parramatta City Councils; Hunters Hill and Leichhardt Councils and The Hills Shire Council; Parramatta Park Trust; National Trust of Australia (NSW); Historic Houses Trust NSW; Sydney Metropolitan Catchment Management Authority; Parramatta River Catchment Group; Sydney Olympic Park Authority; Parramatta & District Historical Society; Association for Thegreeningof, Sydway Street Directories Mapping Division and editorial assistance from Gregory Blaxell and Chris Schofield. Funding for the cost of the layout of the brochures and maps by Sydway was provided by the Sharing Sydney Harbour Access Program (SSHAP), a partnership of Department of Planning, NSW Maritime and Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority. Please email the Sharing Sydney Harbour Access Program Coordinator at [email protected] about any errors, omissions, or suggestions to improve future editions or similar publications. First printed September 2011 Walking Volunteers: Leigh Shearer-Heriot and Phil Jenkyn 2011 Anyone is free to use this brochure, in whole or part, in any free publication, with an acknowledgment to the Walking Volunteers. Parramatta River from Putney (Airview) T Parramatta River Walk GLADESVILLE BRIDGE TO RYDE BRIDGE Brochures and Maps Three brochures, containing four maps, cover the total length of the Parramatta River Walk. (1) The brochure, ‘A Harbour Circle Walk’, includes the section from Woolwich and Birchgrove Wharves to Gladesville Bridge and Huntleys Point. Woolwich Wharf to Huntleys Point Wharf takes 2hrs 30 walking time. It winds through the heritage suburb of Hunters Hill and over Tarban Creek Bridge and includes Clarkes Point and Kellys Bush. Birchgrove Wharf to Drummoyne Wharf near Gladesville Bridge takes 3hrs walking time and passes through historic Birchgrove, Balmain and Drummoyne and traverses the Iron Cove Bridge. (Add 1hr 20 if including the green loop around Iron Cove). (2) This brochure is called ‘Parramatta River Walk - Gladesville Bridge to Ryde Bridge’. (3) The companion brochure, ‘Parramatta River Walk – Ryde Bridge to Parramatta’, contains two maps, ‘A’ the route to Parramatta and ‘B’ the City centre. The Parramatta River Walk, and other maps and brochures covering Sydney Harbour and Coast, can be found at www.planning.nsw.gov.au/harbour the Department of Planning’s website, and at the Sydney Coastal Councils Group’s website www.walkingcoastalsydney.com.au Loop and Link Walks The Parramatta River Walk brochures show the main red route following for the most part both sides of the river, including around the many bays.There are a number of bridges crossing the river at strategic places. The green routes show links and loops connected to the main route. Some of the walks in the brochures involve the use of part of the red route and part of a green link or loop. In many cases, you can use public transport, especially ferries, to return to the start of a walk. Walking Times The Walking Times diagram sets out approximate walking times, with a walking speed between 2km and 3km per hour depending on the terrain and weather conditions. Don’t forget to add extra time for breaks, lunch or just looking. And remember, you choose how far you walk and for how long. X Parramatta Gladesville Bridge Final_Layout 1 1/07/11 12:58 PM Page 1

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Parramatta River WalkThe Parramatta River Walk commences on the northern sideof the river at Woolwich Wharf or on the southern side atBirchgrove Wharf and ends in Parramatta at the junction ofToongabbie Creek and Darling Mills Creek. The total walkingroute is covered by three brochures, including this one, asdetailed under the heading ‘Brochures and Maps’.

The land adjacent to the Parramatta River was occupied formany thousands of years by the Wangal, Wallumattagal andBurramattagal Aboriginal clans. They used the river as animportant source of food and a place for trade.

This remarkable walk explores the sweep of the river with itsrecreation reserves, extensive bays including Homebush Bay,and significant natural areas of mangroves, wetlands andremnant bushland. Aboriginal cultural heritage sites remain inmany places, including Kellys Bush, Glades Bay, Parramatta Parkand Lake Parramatta Reserve.

After the river was explored by Governor Arthur Phillip in1788, it became a significant transport and communicationchannel for European settlement. There are now manyimportant sites and monuments along the way, includingSearles Monument located in the river off Henley, ParramattaRiver Regional Park and the former Gladesville PsychiatricHospital, Quarantine Reserve at Abbotsford, the CanadianExiles Monument in Bayview Park, the Federation Pavilion andWilliam Beach Memorial in Cabarita Park, the Kokoda TrackMemorial at Rhodes Park, Newington Armory in SydneyOlympic Park, and the former Female Orphan School atRydalmere, now within the grounds of the University ofWestern Sydney.

The route passes over grand and historic bridges andtraverses former industrial sites, like the Wangal BushlandReserve at Mortlake, before arriving at its destination.Parramatta, the Aboriginal name adopted by Governor Phillip,is a place with a fascinating history. There is much to see andexperience, including the Aboriginal interpretive pathway onthe river bank, Parramatta Park, Lake Parramatta Reserve andsignificant colonial house museums - Old Government House,Elizabeth Farm, Experiment Farm and Hambledon Cottage.

It is your choice as to what walk or part of a walk you take;for how long, over what distance and in what direction.For example, you could walk for an hour or over a weekendstaying in accommodation along the way.

Photograph: Airview www.airviewonline.com.auLogo Photograph: Brian Yap

Aboriginal Land Councils and Corporations

Local Aboriginal Land Councils see www.metrolalc.org.au forMetropolitan, www.deerubbin.org.au for Deerubbin andwww.glalc.org.au for Gandangara. Also Darug Tribal AboriginalCorporation www.darug.org.au and Darug CustodianAboriginal Corporation (Tel: 4577 5181).

Councils

Auburn www.auburn.nsw.gov.au (9735 1222) Canada Bay www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au (9911 6555)Hunters Hill www.huntershill.nsw.gov.au (9879 9400)Leichhardt www.leichhardt.nsw.gov.au (9367 9222)Parramatta www.parracity.nsw.gov.au (9806 5050)Ryde www.ryde.nsw.gov.au (9952 8222) The Hills www.thehills.nsw.gov.au (9843 0555)

Government Bodies

Catchment Authority www.sydney.cma.nsw.gov.au Catchment Group www.parramattariver.org.au National Parks www.environment.nsw.gov.auSydney Olympic Park www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au

Trusts and Associations

Bidjigal Reserve Trust www.bidjigal.org.au Discover Hunters Hill www.huntershill.com.auHarbour Trust www.harbourtrust.gov.au (8969 2100)Historic Houses Trust www.hht.net.au (8239 2288)National Trust www.nationaltrust.com.au (9258 0123)Parramatta Historical www.hotkey.net.au/~parramattahistryParramatta Park Trust www.ppt.nsw.gov.au (8833 5000) Thegreeningof www.thegreeningof.org.au

Route MarkingA variety of local signage exists. The following internationallyrecognised marking system may be introduced over time alongthe red route.

straight ahead wrong direction

turn left turn right

it’s exhilarating & healthy

S Y D N E Y H A R B O U R

Public TransportThe Parramatta River Walk is well serviced by ferries. There arealso train stations and bus stops at useful places. All are markedon the maps.Ferry: Sydney Ferries run from Circular Quay and DarlingHarbour along the Parramatta River stopping at CockatooIsland, Drummoyne, Huntleys Point, Chiswick, Abbotsford,Cabarita, Kissing Point, Meadowbank, Sydney Olympic Park andRydalmere. It is only the express service that goes directly toParramatta (55 min), stopping only at Circular Quay, Rydalmereand Parramatta. If catching a ferry along the way, change atRydalmere for Parramatta. Ferries are a very useful way of accessing walks along theriver. Carefully check the timetable before setting off, seewww.sydneyferries.info > Timetables > Parramatta River. Alsocheck out the Balmain/Woolwich timetable for Circular Quay,Balmain, Birchgrove, Greenwich, Woolwich and CockatooIsland when walking in that area.Train: There are train stations near the route atMeadowbank, Rhodes and Concord West (Northern Line),Rosehill and Rydalmere (Carlingford Line), and Parramatta,Westmead, and Olympic Park via Lidcombe (Western line).The trip from Central Station to Parramatta Station takesapproximately 30 minutes. See www.cityrail.info > Timetables. Bus: On the north side of the Parramatta River, MetrobusM52 operates regularly from Circular Quay along VictoriaRoad to the Parramatta Transport Interchange next toParramatta Railway Station. Bus routes 507 and 524, and thefree Top Ryder (TR) bus service, pass close to the river at anumber of places.On the southern side of the river, bus routes operate fromMortlake (439), Abbotsford (438) and Chiswick (504) toCircular Quay. Route 466 from Cabarita stops at StrathfieldStation, and route 525 connects Sydney Olympic Park withParramatta. The free Shuttle Bus (900) is useful in theParramatta City centre precinct. All relevant bus stops near theroute are marked on the maps. Metrobus services (M52, 54, 60, 91 & 92) and Transitwayservices (T61-66 & 80) access Parramatta TransportInterchange, and Metrobus M41 crosses the Parramatta Riverat the Ryde Road Bridge. See www.sydneybuses.info > Timetables & route maps and> Metrobus, and the Western and Southern Region Guides,www.cdcbus.com.au for Hillsbus and Westbus, and VeoliaTransport www.veoliatransportnsw.com.au for services inwestern and south western suburbs. For further assistance and new stops or routes, contact:Transport Infoline Tel: 131 500 or www.131500.com.au

Food and AccommodationFood and drink is available at cafés, hotels, shopping centresand where the sign appears, as shown on the maps.Toilets are marked . Accommodation is available, includingsome hotels and motels near the routes. For a detailed list ofplaces: See www.walkingcoastalsydney.com.au

General InformationFor maps, brochures, and relevant information about theParramatta River, and places of interest along the way, see thefollowing websites and listed books below.

Books on History and Places of InterestThe River - Sydney Cove to Parramatta by Gregory Blaxell(Halstead Press 2010), Pictorial History Balmain to Glebe by JoanLawrence & Catherine Warne (Kingsclear Books 2009), PictorialHistory Hunters Hill by Linda Emery (Kingsclear Books 2011),A Pictorial History Ryde by Megan Martin (Kingsclear Books2004), Pictorial History City of Canada Bay by Gregory Blaxell(Kingsclear Books 2010), Pictorial History Parramatta District byJohn McClymont (Kingsclear Books 2005), Parramatta - A PastRevealed by Terry Cass, Carol Liston & John McClymont(Parramatta City Council 1996), and Sydney’s Aboriginal Pastby Val Attenbrow (UNSW Press 2010). Books can beobtained from local libraries, selected bookshops and from thepublishers.

Department of Planning23 Bridge Street, Sydney 2000 (Tel: 9228 6333). For maps,brochures and information relevant to walking aroundSydney Harbour, including the Parramatta River Walk,see www.planning.nsw.gov.au/harbour

Sydney Coastal Councils GroupLevel 14, Town Hall House, 456 Kent Street, Sydney 2000(Tel: 9246 7702). See www.walkingcoastalsydney.com.au forParramatta River Walk maps and brochures, and coastal andharbour walking maps and brochures,

Visitor Centres Parramatta Heritage and Visitor Information Centre(Tel: 8839 3311) www.discoverparramatta.com Sydney VisitorCentre (Tel: 1800 067 676) www.sydneyvisitorcentre.com

Acknowledgments and Suggestions

The Sydney Harbour and Coastal Walk brochures and mapshave been developed by the Walking Volunteers whosemembers include: Dominic Adshead, Jim and ThereseArchibald, Bill Avery, Neil and Pamela Hardie, Phil Jenkyn, GeoffLambert, Caroline Minogue, Ian Napier, Bill (Coordinator) andNedra Orme, Charles Pitsillidi, Don and Laura Riddell, BruceRobertson, Leigh Shearer-Heriot, Cameron Sparks, GrahamSpindler and Paul Webb.

The Walking Volunteers are a group of individuals who arehelping to develop a series of walking routes around SydneyHarbour, along the coastal areas of Sydney and regional linksacross Sydney. They believe that walking is pleasurable andhealthy and a great way to explore and enjoy the magnificentnatural and cultural highlights of this City. Walking and the useof public transport are to be encouraged.

The two Parramatta River Walk brochures, containing threemaps, were produced by the Walking Volunteers, with theassistance of staff from Department of Planning and NSWHealth; Auburn, Canada Bay, Ryde and Parramatta CityCouncils; Hunters Hill and Leichhardt Councils and The HillsShire Council; Parramatta Park Trust; National Trust ofAustralia (NSW); Historic Houses Trust NSW; SydneyMetropolitan Catchment Management Authority; ParramattaRiver Catchment Group; Sydney Olympic Park Authority;Parramatta & District Historical Society; Association forThegreeningof, Sydway Street Directories Mapping Divisionand editorial assistance from Gregory Blaxell and ChrisSchofield.

Funding for the cost of the layout of the brochures and mapsby Sydway was provided by the Sharing Sydney HarbourAccess Program (SSHAP), a partnership of Department ofPlanning, NSW Maritime and Sydney Harbour ForeshoreAuthority.

Please email the Sharing Sydney Harbour Access ProgramCoordinator at [email protected] about anyerrors, omissions, or suggestions to improve future editions orsimilar publications.

First printed September 2011

Walking Volunteers: Leigh Shearer-Heriot and Phil Jenkyn 2011

Anyone is free to use this brochure, in whole or part, in any freepublication, with an acknowledgment to the Walking Volunteers.

Parramatta River from Putney (Airview)

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ParramattaRiver WalkGLADESVILLE BRIDGETO RYDE BRIDGE

Brochures and MapsThree brochures, containing four maps, cover the total lengthof the Parramatta River Walk.

(1) The brochure, ‘A Harbour Circle Walk’, includes the sectionfrom Woolwich and Birchgrove Wharves to Gladesville Bridgeand Huntleys Point.

Woolwich Wharf to Huntleys Point Wharf takes 2hrs 30walking time. It winds through the heritage suburb of HuntersHill and over Tarban Creek Bridge and includes Clarkes Pointand Kellys Bush.

Birchgrove Wharf to Drummoyne Wharf near GladesvilleBridge takes 3hrs walking time and passes through historicBirchgrove, Balmain and Drummoyne and traverses the IronCove Bridge. (Add 1hr 20 if including the green loop aroundIron Cove).

(2) This brochure is called ‘Parramatta River Walk - GladesvilleBridge to Ryde Bridge’.

(3) The companion brochure, ‘Parramatta River Walk – RydeBridge to Parramatta’, contains two maps, ‘A’ the route toParramatta and ‘B’ the City centre.

The Parramatta River Walk, and other maps and brochurescovering Sydney Harbour and Coast, can be found atwww.planning.nsw.gov.au/harbour the Department ofPlanning’s website, and at the Sydney Coastal Councils Group’swebsite www.walkingcoastalsydney.com.au

Loop and Link WalksThe Parramatta River Walk brochures show the main redroute following for the most part both sides of the river,including around the many bays. There are a number of bridgescrossing the river at strategic places.

The green routes show links and loops connected to the mainroute. Some of the walks in the brochures involve the use ofpart of the red route and part of a green link or loop. In manycases, you can use public transport, especially ferries, to returnto the start of a walk.

Walking TimesThe Walking Times diagram sets out approximate walkingtimes, with a walking speed between 2km and 3km per hourdepending on the terrain and weather conditions. Don’tforget to add extra time for breaks, lunch or just looking. Andremember, you choose how far you walk and for how long.

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B B Q

B B Q

Fire

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Fire

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F i e l d S t u d i e s

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B l a c k w a l l P o i n tR e s e r v e

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BUS STOP & ROUTE No.PARRAMATTA RIVER WALK

PARRAMATTA RIVER WALK

LINK AND LOOP WALKS

PROPOSED ROUTES

GLADESVILLE BRIDGE TO RYDE BRIDGE

To Great North WalkTop Ryde

To Iron Cove

Great North Walk

G r e at Nor th Walk

To Parramatta

Bay to Bay Walk

Harbour Circle Walk

To Woolwich

To Birchgrove

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Parramatta River Walk Gladesville Bridge to Ryde Bridge

Huntleys Point to Meadowbank Walk starts at Huntleys PointWharf near Gladesville Bridge, and proceeds on the northernside of the river through Gladesville Reserve in Wallumatta Bay,named after the local Aboriginal clan. The route winds throughthe historic former Gladesville Hospital grounds, passes BanjoPaterson Restaurant at Bedlam Point before entering the bushof Glades Bay, with its Aboriginal rock carvings and interpretivesignage. The walk continues around Putney Park and ShepherdsBay to Meadowbank Wharf, beyond the Ryde Road Bridge.

4hr 45 walking 10km

Huntleys Point to Abbotsford Walk climbs over the impressiveGladesville Bridge from Huntleys Point Wharf to proceed onthe southern side of the river to the old bridge abutment atFive Dock Point. The route winds around Five Dock andAbbotsford Bays, with a view of Searles Monument in the riveroff Henley, to finish at Abbotsford Wharf in Werrell Reserve.Note the shops near Chiswick Wharf. (If commencing atDrummoyne Wharf, delete 15 minutes walking time).

3hr walking 7.5km

Abbotsford to Cabarita Walk starts at Abbotsford Wharf onthe southern side of the Parramatta River and circles Hen andChicken Bay - which includes Kings Bay, Canada Bay, Exile Bayand France Bay. The naming of these last three bays reflects thefascinating history of a group of French-Canadians who wereexiled and incarcerated in Concord in the 1840s. There is amonument to the Exiles in Bayview Park. The route passesthrough the Quarantine Reserve, once the home of theAnimal Quarantine Station, and finishes in Cabarita Park, whichcontains the William Beach Memorial, the Federation Pavilionand Cabarita Wharf. 4hr walking 10km

Cabarita to Meadowbank Walk commences in Cabarita Parkat the Ferry Wharf and passes through the former AGLGasworks site now Breakfast Point and the Wangal BushlandReserve, named after the local Aboriginal clan. The walkcontinues on Hospital land around the foreshores of theformer Dame Eadith Walker Hospital and Thomas WalkerConvalescent Hospital to the Kokoda Track Memorial andCafé. (You must keep to the foreshore trail and proceed onlyduring daylight hours when on Hospital land.) The route thenpasses Rhodes Station and crosses the river via the original1886 rail bridge to Meadowbank Wharf. (If catching the trainat Rhodes Station, delete 30 minutes from the walking time.Add extra time for exploring the Kokoda Track MemorialWalkway.) 4hr 45 walking 10km

An alternative to this walk is to start at Kissing Point Wharf,crossing south over the Ryde Road Bridge and following theroute from the Kokoda Memorial to the punt crossing fromMortlake to Putney (marked on map with times), and thenback to Kissing Point Wharf. This is a slightly longer walk.(Add extra time for the punt crossing.)

5hr 15 walking 11km

Tarban Creek to River Walk This loop walk proceeds fromHuntleys Point Wharf west along the Parramatta River toGlades Bay, then follows the green route climbing to the ridgeline at Victoria Road (bus stops and Sawdust Hotel). The walkdrops down through streets to the Tarban Creek valley, andfollows the green corridor to Riverglade Reserve, and backunder Tarban Creek and Gladesville Bridges to the Wharf.(This walk can be accessed at nearby bus stops on VictoriaRoad.) 4hr 30 walking 10km

Buffalo Creek to River Walk This interesting link walkcommences at Ryde Park at Top Ryde (bus stops opposite inBlaxland Road). The green route known as the CanonBicentennial Track follows Buffalo Creek, entering Field of MarsReserve along the Kunzea Track. Crossing over Pittwater Road,it enters Buffalo Creek Reserve and follows the Great NorthWalk along the Lane Cove River to Boronia Park Oval.

The walk then traverses historic Mary Street before enteringRiverglade Reserve and proceeding under Tarban Creek andGladesville Bridges to the Parramatta River and Huntleys PointWharf. Food and drink should be carried on this walk.(Bus stops nearby on Victoria Road – note M52 connection atstop near Crown Street for Top Ryde.)

4hr 30 walking 10km

Personal CareBe aware that you are responsible for your own safety and thatof any child with you. Take care and enjoy your walk.

The walks require average fitness, except for full-day walks(5hrs walking time) that require above-average fitness andstamina. There is a wide variety of pathway conditions andterrains, including footpaths, steps, uneven ground, bush tracksand some hills. Be very aware of cyclists and their activities onpathways shared with bicycles. Observe official safety, track androad signs at all times.

Wear a hat and good walking shoes, use sunscreen and take adaypack, water and some food. Carry a mobile phone. In caseof emergency, dial 000 or 112.

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