Quakers Hat Park
Quakers Hat Park is a narrow bushland strip on the Middle Harbour foreshore in Mosman, about 50 metres wide, with a moderate bushland walk running through it from Pearl Bay to Pulpit Rock. Its rocky shoreline sits beside the walk, and the park is the western-most reserve in The Spit Reserves.
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About Quakers Hat Park
Bushland Walking Track at Quakers Hat Park
Quakers Hat Park has a bushland walking track that runs through the reserve from Pearl Bay to Pulpit Rock. Mosman Council's walking maps show the route as a moderate walk of about 4 km, and a separate Coastal Walk of about 3.8 km also passes through the park. The park is a strip of bushland about 50 metres wide, running west from Pearl Bay, and its western-most point is the western-most reserve in The Spit Reserves. Walkers can join the track from several streets, because Quakers Hat Park has informal foreshore paths.
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Getting to Quakers Hat Park
Quakers Hat Park runs west from Pearl Bay along Middle Harbour in Mosman NSW 2088, with informal paths leading in from Bay Street, Delecta Avenue and Pearl Bay Avenue. Parking is on the street only, and no public transport is nearby. Footpaths in the area are limited.
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- 📍Pearl Bay
- 📍Pulpit Rock
Frequently asked questions about Quakers Hat Park
Is there parking at Quakers Hat Park?
Parking is on the street only, and the park has no car park of its own.
Is there public transport to Quakers Hat Park?
Mosman Council's accessibility rating says no public transport is nearby, so the park is reached on foot or by car.
What walks are there at Quakers Hat Park?
A moderate bushland walk of about 4 km runs from Pearl Bay through the park to Pulpit Rock. A Coastal Walk of about 3.8 km also passes through the reserve.