Bradley Reserve
Bradley Reserve is a bushland park in South Turramurra that borders Lane Cove National Park, with the Step Track loop running through its valleys and ridgetops. The Great North Walk passes through the reserve, and the Step Lookout is its main viewpoint.
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About Bradley Reserve
Step Track Loop at Bradley Reserve
Bradley Reserve has a loop walk called the Step Track that runs through the valleys and ridgetops of the reserve. A section of the Step Track follows the upper Lane Cove River. One community walk described the loop as about 2 km, with steep fire trail sections and narrow bush track. The loop has creek crossings along its route.
Bushland and Step Lookout at Bradley Reserve
Bradley Reserve is bushland with sandstone outcrops, heath, woodland and tall eucalypt forest, and it borders Lane Cove National Park. Blackbutt, Sydney Blue Gum and Native Crabapple trees grow in the reserve. The Step Lookout is the reserve's main viewpoint, reached from the Step Track, and visitors come mainly to walk, run, hike and birdwatch.
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Getting to Bradley Reserve
Bradley Reserve's Step Track has an entrance off Kingsford Avenue, South Turramurra NSW 2074. A second entrance is at the southern end of Kissing Point Road.
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- 📍Lane Cove National Park
- 📍Twins Creek Reserve
- 📍Lane Cove River
Frequently asked questions about Bradley Reserve
What walking tracks are at Bradley Reserve?
The Step Track loop runs through the valleys and ridgetops of the reserve, and the Great North Walk passes through it too.
Is there a lookout at Bradley Reserve?
The Step Lookout is the reserve's main viewpoint, reached from the Step Track.
Does Bradley Reserve border Lane Cove National Park?
Yes, Bradley Reserve sits next to Lane Cove National Park and shares its bushland edge.