Garigal National Park might be far less well known than other parks around Sydney, but that’s not because it doesn’t have great trails. You’ll find many beautiful walks here which are far quieter than neighbouring parks. We’re sharing 9 of our favourite Garigal National Park walks with all the details from difficulty to logistics.

This great circuit walk in Garigal National Park takes you through gorgeous bushland to the Cascades, one of the best spots in the whole park. You’ll also get the chance to visit two secret waterfalls and maybe even spot a wallaby! We’re sharing everything you need to know including how to find the unmarked waterfalls in this post.

The Governor Phillip Walk is a beautiful and quiet bush walk close to the city. With towering tree ferns, an emerald creek and lots of lush vegetation, it feels like a true into the wilds experience. We’ll tell you what to expect from the trail, including how difficult it is and what the terrain is like.

The Magazine Track in Garigal National Park is a quiet bush walk which offers some fab views of Bantry Bay and the chance to go Robinson Crusoe on one of Sydney’s secret beaches. We’ll tell you how difficult it is, how long you need and exactly what to expect on the trail.