Brooklyn
Brooklyn is one of the iconic, unique suburbs in Sydney with a combination of fabulous waterside views and charming local culture and eateries. One of the highlights is McKell Park, which overlooks the Hawkesbury River and has picnic shelters, electric barbeques, a children’s playground and the interpretive ‘Federation’ walk that passes through gorgeous bushland.
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Kangaroo Point to Brooklyn Boardwalk
The Kangaroo Point to Brooklyn Boardwalk and Shared Path is a 1-kilometer walking and cycling route nestled within the beautiful Brooklyn foreshore. The journey is fully accessible for wheelchairs and prams, and meanders through spectacular mangrove and bushland setting, offering scenic views and opportunities to engage with diverse ecosystems.
Member for Hornsby James Wallace MP, Member for Gosford Leisl Tesch MP, Hornsby Shire Deputy Mayor Janelle McIntosh, Transport for NSW's Kathryn Crestani, Hornsby Shire Mayor Warren Waddell, Cr Sallianne McClelland, Cr Olivia Simons, Cr Jane Seaglove
Kangaroo Point Boardwalk 1
Kangaroo Point Boardwalk 2
Kangaroo Point Boardwalk 3
Kangaroo Point Boardwalk through the mangroves
Shared path through bushland that links with the Kangaroo Point Boardwalk
Ariel view of Kangaroo Point boardwalk
Australian White Ibises in their habitat next to the Kangaroo Point Boardwalk
Distance: 1km one way, connecting Kangaroo Point and Tom Richmond Oval
Gradient: Easy
Time: 30-45 minutes
Path: Well-formed track, fully accessible
Accessibility: Wheelchair access from the Kangaroo Point lower car park
Facilities: Seats, drinking fountain, bike racks, bike repair station and a bike pump
The walk is best accessed from Kangaroo Point via Pacific Highway. Alternatively, visitor can park at Tom Richmond Oval, which is a short walk away from the southern end of the walk.
Brooklyn
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