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Central Coast Bushwalk

Strickland Cabbage Tree Tack (2.3km)

A 2.3km moderate forest walk at higher elevation, ideal after rainfall with minimal leech concerns.

At a glance

Distance
2.3km
Ascent
60m
Dogs
Yes, off leash
Toilets
Yes
Leeches
After rain
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This is a lovely walk short walk to do in strickland if it's been raining a bit and you need that forest calm without worrying too much about leeches because its a bit higher. They will be there if it is a bit too wet, should be ok for a wet day or two before they appear

Walk directions

  1. Start at Baksia Picnic Area, at the end of the picnic area head south or left along the path: -33.3736528195072, 151.32291555404666 Google Maps Link
  2. Turn right back up the hill: -33.375570165777965, 151.32293701171878 Google Maps Link
  3. Turn right back up the hill to the carpark: -33.37321379502175, 151.32124185562137 Google Maps Link
Panoramic bushland view from a rock ledge with a dog surveying the valley
Hiker and his dog standing atop a large boulder in Strickland forest
Twisted tree root mass beside the Cabbage Tree Track trail
Rock ledge overhang above the track amid slender casuarina trees
Trail beneath a tall pale tree trunk under a clear blue sky
Path squeezed between a mossy boulder and a cabbage palm trunk
Golden flowering tree canopy arching over the forest track
purple flag iris
Bright yellow guinea flower blooming on the forest floor

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