Lyrebird Gully circuit

Lyrebird Gully circuit is in the north-eastern part of Berowra Valley National Park. To get there from Sydney or Newcastle:

• Follow the Pacific Highway to Mount Ku-ring-gai train station
• The walk begins southwest across the Pacific Highway off Glenview Road

If you’re starting from Berowra train station:

• Follow the Pacific Highway to Berowra train station
• The walk begins west across the Pacific Highway along Berowra Waters Road at the intersection with Crowley Road.

Vehicle access

• No vehicle access

Parking

There is street parking nearby on side streets off the Pacific Highway at both Mount Ku-ring-gai and Berowra. If you choose to come in by train, parking is available at both Mount Ku-ring-gai and Berowra train stations.

By public transport

The track is a short walk from either Mount Ku-ring-gai train station or Berowra train station. See the Transport Info website for more information on how to get to each train station.

• There are toilets at Mount Ku-ring-gai and Berowra train stations, located at either end of Lyrebird Gully circuit.
• You’ll find toilets, gas/electric barbecues, picnic tables and drinking water at Crosslands Reserve. To get there, head north-west along Lyrebird Gully circuit from Mount Ku-ring-gai station, take a detour along Benowie walking track (part of the Great North Walk) and cross Calna Creek.
• There are no bins along this track, so you’ll need to take all rubbish away with you.

• Lyrebird Gully circuit factsheet
• Lyrebird Gully circuit map (3.3MB pdf)

Disability access level - no wheelchair access