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Central Coast Bushwalk

Strickland Falls (1.8km)

A 1.8km walk to Strickland Falls with Aztec rock escarpments and valley views, best after rainfall.

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Elevation change: Up 60m, Down 60m

This is a lovely walk to do when it has been raining so you get a little water in the falls, the falls can be only a small trickle in dry times. This walk has Aztec rock escarpments to one side and the valley below on the other.

Walk directions

  1. Start at Strickland picnic area: -33.373489, 151.322662 Google Maps Link
  2. Turn left at the water tanks: -33.37323, 151.32129 Google Maps Link
  3. Turn right back towards Rumbalara Lookout Road. Crossover there and continue downhill: -33.36996, 151.31588 Google Maps Link
Dog descending a track beneath a massive overhanging sandstone boulder
Dog walking past a dripping mossy rock wall near Strickland Falls
Map of Strickland Walks
Dog sniffing the sandy trail beside a large flat boulder
Carpet of yellow guinea flowers covering the ground near Strickland Falls
Cluster of tiny white heath flowers on wiry green foliage
Single yellow pea flower opening beside the walking track
Pink grevillea flower with curling petals hanging from a branch
Delicate white heath blossoms scattered along a slender stem
Cluster of golden orange pea flowers on a grey green shrub
White rock lily flower blooming among strappy leaves on the trail
Sunlit yellow pea flowers glowing against the forest backdrop
Currawong perched high in the forest canopy above the track
Grey muzzled dog drinking from a creek on the Strickland Falls walk

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