The historic military 'Steele' bridge spanning Tunks Creek.

The Berowra Valley Regional Park is in the Hornsby Shire in Sydney, Australia. Notable features include the Thornleigh Zig Zag Railway, an historic quarry and a bridge spanning Tunks Creek at Galston Gorge. There are a large amount of walks to do in the park. The longest of these include the Benowie Track (part of the Great North Walk), which runs the length of the park. Other walks include the Calicoma walk in Cherrybrook, the Blue Gum Walk at Hornsby, plus many others. Access points to the park can be found at Pennant Hills, Cherrybrook, Dural, Westleigh, Thornleigh, Hornsby, Hornsby Heights, Glaston, Mt Colah, Mt Kuring-gai and Berowra. Camping is available at Crosslands plus other small campsite (no facilities) along the Benowie Track. The park follows the deep valley carved out by the Berowra Creek.

[edit] References

• Friends of Berrowra Valley Regional Park, A Guide to Berowra Valley Regional Park, Friends of Berrowra Valley Regional Park, 2001, ISBN 0-9756907-0-1

[edit] External links

• Berowra Valley Regional Park from the National Parks and Wildlife Service, NSW.
• Berowra Valley Regional Park from Hornsby Council.
• Berowra Valley Regional Park Plan of Management
• The Northern Beaches Mountain Biking Group (NoBMoB) have details of trails around Berowra Valley Quarry Track

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