The descent from Waterfall train station is a gateway into Royal National Park. When cycling the other way, however, Waterfall Hill whisks you from a […] Read More
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The eastern ascent of Berowra Waters takes riders from the ferry below to Berowra Heights above. With beautifully smooth tarmac from bottom to top, low […] Read More
For cyclists in Sydney’s north seeking a challenge, the ascent of Galston Gorge West should be near the top of the list. The average gradient […] Read More
Bobbin Head East is an incredibly popular climb for Sydney’s cyclists. It’s beginner friendly: the steady, moderate gradient over four kilometres makes it an achievable […] Read More
Climbing Berowra Waters West is like escaping on a mini-getaway. It’s an adventure through three ecosystems: the road starts from the damp forest floor, ascends […] Read More
Bobbin Head West is a great little test for Sydney’s cyclists. The gradient remains constant at around 6% for most of the climb, allowing you […] Read More
Hairpins. Whether cycling up or down, the eastern side of Galston Gorge is all about its six dramatic hairpin corners. The road zigzags its way […] Read More