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Central Coast Bushwalk

Chittaway Point Dog Walk (1.6km) Return

A lovely 1.6km short dog friendly track with flat ground and peaceful views across Tuggerah Lake at Chittaway Point.

At a glance

Distance
1.6km return
Ascent
10m
Dogs
Yes, off leash
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The Chittaway Point Dog Walk is a lovely short track that’s perfect for an easy outing with your dog. At just 1.6km return, this walk follows the water at Chittaway Point and offers plenty of shade, flat ground, and peaceful views across Tuggerah Lake.

It’s dog friendly, easy underfoot, and great for all ages and abilities, whether you’re walking a new puppy, heading out with the kids, or just after a quiet stroll yourself. Locals love it for morning or afternoon walks when the light hits the lake and everything feels calm.

There’s usually a light breeze off the water, and the track is flat the whole way, making it one of the best short dog walks on the Central Coast.

Walk directions

  1. Start,Kalua Drive Reserve on Kalua Drive: -33.32453048704877, 151.45366164110172 Google Maps Link
  2. Walk to the lookout at Echo Point at the end for some beautiful views: -33.327927462053175, 151.46293911923507 Google Maps Link
Panoramic view across Tuggerah Lake from Chittaway Point
Grassy bush track lined with casuarina trees at Chittaway Point
Gravel carpark and reserve entrance surrounded by trees
Walker and his dog standing by the lake edge at Chittaway Point
Dog standing alone on the bush track at Chittaway Point

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This walk is on Darkinung country. Good Architect acknowledges the Darkinung people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Darkinjung Land Council.