Berowra Valley Regional Park

Berowra Valley Regional Park is a protected green space north of Sydney offering walking tracks that pass through varied terrain ranging from woodland to creek valleys. The trails navigate different elevations while revealing various plant types and views of Berowra Creek along the way.

The protected area was established as a regional park in 1998 and later expanded when most of its territory was incorporated into a national park designation. This 2012 transition reflected a stronger commitment to preserving the landscape for the long term.

The valley serves as a refuge where nature persists close to Sydney's sprawling neighborhoods, and visitors often notice the abundance of bird life that uses Berowra Creek as a habitat.

The best time to visit is early morning when the park is quieter and lighting is better for photography. Bring plenty of water and sturdy shoes since the tracks have slopes and rough sections.

Though positioned right beside a large national park, this smaller area maintains its own character and is often overlooked by visitors heading to the bigger neighbor. This quieter alternative offers less crowded tracks for those seeking more solitude.

Location: New South Wales

Location: Hornsby Shire

Location: North Colah

Elevation above the sea: 179 m

GPS coordinates: -33.66500,151.08000

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42