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20 Perfect Walks For Mums With Bubs In Prams.
Ladies, I know you love wearing active wear and getting out for a walk, or a run, with your pram. It's the easiest, cheapest way to exercise on a daily basis, when you have little ones constantly in tow.
Sydney has some of the most spectacular walks of all the capital cities, and most are geared towards ease of access for pedestrians and cyclists. I'm not talking strenuous off-road walks, but your friendly neighbourhood paths, many of which have scenic views of the harbour, the river, your local public reserve or parklands.
Sydney Mums Group has done its research and put together a list of 20 of the most popular walks in Sydney. Whether you choose to complete the whole track, or just part of it, it's a great way to build your cardio fitness, and get out of the house with bub, when you have both been going stir crazy. And why not invite a mumma friend and her bub, for a stroll and a chat? She'll no doubt appreciate the invite.
If you'd like more information about any of the walks below, they are hyperlinked, so just click.
Northern Beaches and Middle Harbour
Inner West
Western Suburbs
The City
Eastern Suburbs
Southern Suburbs
Like the look of any of these wonderful walking trails? Already have a favourite place to walk with bub? Or, are you thinking, "Hey, they've completely missed my neck of the woods!"
If it's the latter, we'd love to hear from you, so we can build this list to represent all of Sydney. We're looking for easy walks with prams, on well-paved paths, in locations that are convenient for suburban and city mums, rather than remote bush walks. That's another list entirely...
#Toddlers
#Activities
#Free
#CBD
#Western Sydney
#Northern Beaches
#Eastern Suburbs
#Southern Sydney
Ladies, I know you love wearing active wear and getting out for a walk, or a run, with your pram. It's the easiest, cheapest way to exercise on a daily basis, when you have little ones constantly in tow.
Sydney has some of the most spectacular walks of all the capital cities, and most are geared towards ease of access for pedestrians and cyclists. I'm not talking strenuous off-road walks, but your friendly neighbourhood paths, many of which have scenic views of the harbour, the river, your local public reserve or parklands.
The harbour foreshore view from Barangaroo - image c/o- Pixabay
Sydney Mums Group has done its research and put together a list of 20 of the most popular walks in Sydney. Whether you choose to complete the whole track, or just part of it, it's a great way to build your cardio fitness, and get out of the house with bub, when you have both been going stir crazy. And why not invite a mumma friend and her bub, for a stroll and a chat? She'll no doubt appreciate the invite.
If you'd like more information about any of the walks below, they are hyperlinked, so just click.
The Esplanade walk at Manly Beach is flat and picturesque
Northern Beaches and Middle Harbour
Manly to Balgowlah Coastal Walk: this is the most accessible part of the 10km Manly to Spit hike, for walking with a pram. (If you start from Manly Wharf, the walk starts to get a bit tricky for prams as you come into Forty Baskets).
Queenscliff to Shelly Beach, Manly: 6km return
Balmoral Beach Esplanade: the easiest, most pram-friendly section of the 2.7km Chowder Bay to Balmoral Coastal Walk
Narrabeen Lagoon Trail: 8.4km total
Image credit - Sydney.com/destinations - Glebe Foreshore Walk
Inner West
The Bay Run at Iron Cove Bay: approx. 7kms
Ballast Point Park, Birchgrove: the entire walk from between Birchgrove and Balmain Wharfs, via Ballast Point, is only 2 - 3kms
Glebe Foreshore Walk from Bicentennial Park to the Sydney Fish Markets: 4.4km return
Great walking and cycling paths at Parramatta - Image credit - Parramatta Park Facebook page
Western Suburbs
Parramatta Park: 3.2km loop
Blaxland Riverside Park at Sydney Olympic Park: the walking trail at this park is just part of a wider 5.5km network of paths for walking at the Olympic precinct
The City
Pirrama Park at Pyrmont: 1.8 hectare public space
Barangaroo Reserve: approx. 2kms
Opera House Foreshore to The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney: 0.8km walk to the Garden from the Opera House, then you have access to a network of free or guided walks around the garden itself
South Head's views are unmissable
Eastern Suburbs
Bondi to Bronte Coast Walk: 4kms total
South Head Heritage Trail from Camp Cove: 1km loop
Southern Suburbs
Oatley to Como Bridge Walk: 3.2kms
Oatley Park: This popular park has 7 walking tracks over 45 hectares of recreational land
Cronulla Coastal Foreshore Path To Don Lucas Reserve: the newest addition to the 4.5km Cronulla Coastal Walkway
Brighton-Le-Sands Foreshore: part of the wider 5km Captain Cook's Bridge to Brighton-Le-Sands walk
Like the look of any of these wonderful walking trails? Already have a favourite place to walk with bub? Or, are you thinking, "Hey, they've completely missed my neck of the woods!"
If it's the latter, we'd love to hear from you, so we can build this list to represent all of Sydney. We're looking for easy walks with prams, on well-paved paths, in locations that are convenient for suburban and city mums, rather than remote bush walks. That's another list entirely...
#Toddlers
#Activities
#Free
#CBD
#Western Sydney
#Northern Beaches
#Eastern Suburbs
#Southern Sydney
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