Manly to Spit Bridge Scenic Walkway

Attraction
Walking Manly to Spit
Walking Manly to Spit
Walking Manly to Spit
Manly to Spit Bridge Scenic Walkway
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About

The Manly Scenic Walkway is a 10-kilometre stunning bushwalk, encompassing panoramic views of the majestic entrance to Sydney Harbour and swathes of bushland from Manly Wharf to the Spit bridge.

The track is 10 kilometres in length and takes the average walker about three hours to complete. There are six major entry and exit points to the walkway. These are located at The Spit Bridge, Clontarf Reserve, Cutler Road Lookout, Tania Park (Crater Cove and Arabanoo Lookouts), Wellings Reserve and Manly Wharf.

Maps are available from the Manly Visitor Information Centre located next to Manly Wharf, and the National Parks Office. Tours are available for groups for a minimum of 25 people and are guided by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, bookings for this service are essential.

Hours

Open 24 hours

Facilities and visitor features

7 features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

Reviews & Ratings

Jeff S.

Jeff S.

Google review

This was a moderately strenuous walk over a number of surfaces. Some of the climbs were stairs and some were stone. Most of the walk required a fair amount of athleticism. The pros: great cardio, few people, amazing views, lots of interesting plants and critters. Cons: not always super well marked and definitely slick in spots due to humidity and shade. Overall, definitely worth the time. If you decide to do one way only, you can take the bus back.

Where you'll be

Starts at Manly Wharf

Manly NSW 2095