Lane Cove Loop Trail | Lane Cove National Park | Hiking trails in Sydney, Australia

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The Lane Cove Loop is a 10km circular hiking trail in beautiful Lane Cove National Park in Sydney, Australia. While the park is surrounded by Sydney's northern suburbs you would never know it! Once in the park, you'll feel like you've driven entirely out of the city. We started at the Macquarie Park entrance and took the Riverside Walk 5kms down Lane Cove River, crossed the Lane Cove River, then took the Lane Cove Valley trail (section of the Great North Walk) back up the other side.
The Riverside walk is quite a bit easier than the Lane Cove Valley trail although the Lane Cove Valley Track offers some nice views and opportunity to hike past and through some awesome rock formations. Along the way, we saw a ton of birds, including Kookaburras as well as a Swamp wallaby. Overall, a great 3-3.5 hour hike - enjoy the footage!
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Trailr Rating
Riverside Walk: Beginner+
Lane Cove Valley Track: Intermediate+
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[@biancasadventures8463]

I love your videos, especially this one. It’s a shame that I haven’t seen any more of your hiking videos - I quite enjoyed them and have done two hikes that you have shown here on RUclips already, which I enjoyed.

[@MrAjayz]

Great video. I might have to give this walk a go..

[@trailrhiking]

Thank you! Definitely consider giving it a go. Even the Riverside walk portion is a nice walk through the park (the easier part) but the entire loop is fantastic, too!

[@nicebukol3319]

lovely video! how do i go there by public transport?

[@trailrhiking]

You could probably take the train/metro up to North Ryde station and walk from there? Google maps should be able to help you plan that.