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Central Coast Bushwalk

Ettalong Beach Dog Walk (1.6km) Return

A 1.6km return dog friendly beach walk at Ettalong with gentle waves, water views toward Wagstaff and playgrounds.

At a glance

Distance
1.6km return
Ascent
30m
Dogs
Yes, off leash
Toilets
Yes
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This is a beautiful little walk, it is dog friendly and has views across the water of Wagstaff, there are some nice playgrounds as well. The waves at the beach here are really gentle so its good for younger kids. This is flat and good for beginners. There are no taps to clean off with.

Ettalong Beach is dog friendly and is an off leash area.

Click on the map, it is powered by open street map and shows you where the dog area is. You can click on the navigator icon to show you where you are and check if you are in the dog friendly area.

Walk directions

  1. Start, near the Augusta Street Entry: -33.524116334324646, 151.32398843765262 Google Maps Link
  2. Walk to the end of the dog area which lines up with the Kourong Street Entry: -33.52128994274352, 151.3322710990906 Google Maps Link
Man and black dog wading into gentle surf on an overcast day
Black dog running up the beach with a man wading behind it
Overcast beach with scattered clumps of seaweed along the shoreline
Wide view along Ettalong Beach with buildings and a headland beyond
Blurred long exposure of waves washing over the sand
Panoramic view of the beach and headlands under a cloudy sky
Black dog carrying seaweed in its mouth with a man walking behind
Panoramic view of the bay with headlands framing calm water
Child walking down a beach access ramp toward the water
Empty beach with footprints leading toward a distant headland

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