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cluster of tiny white star shaped native wildflowers among leaf litter
single white flannel flower blooming among dry eucalypt leaves
yellow flowered grevillea branch with fine needle like foliage
small yellow five petalled guinea flowers among dry grass
purple trumpet shaped dampiera flower nestled in dry grass
cream coloured bottlebrush like grevillea flower among needle foliage
sandy walking track through open eucalypt bushland past a Mt Olive trail sign
weathered sandstone rock surface with faint water worn grooves and pools
sandstone rock surface with weathered grooves and orange mineral staining
national park information sign map of tracks between Ironbark picnic area and Emerald Pool
national parks welcome sign for Popran National Park with waratah photos
interpretive sign panel describing the Mt Olive lookout and Emerald Pool walks
The cover of A Cornucopia of Central Coast Walks: watercolour wildflowers, including a waratah and orchids, on a bright yellow background

Over 100 Central Coast walks in one book

A Cornucopia of Central Coast Walks gathers the walks on this site into a book you can keep in the car. Each walk has a map, the distance and climb, and numbered directions from the start point, with a wildflower guide at the back.

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The cover of The Bush Wee: a girl with red bunny ears and a starry blue dress peeks out from behind a tree beside a waterfall

A picture book for little walkers

The Bush Wee is my read aloud picture book for children aged 2 to 7. A little explorer sets off on a big walk in the Central Coast bush, then realises there is no toilet for miles. Along the way it teaches real bush skills, like which soft leaves make good toilet paper.

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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.