Date: 11/02/2021
Participants: My neighbour and I
An exploration in the Ku-rin-gai Chase National Park with my neighbour.
We started at Murrua road in Hornsby and made our way along Gibberagon track. On our side there was the Cockle creek with a mirror-like surface.
There were also plenty of rocks, allowing us to cross the creek at one point to arrive at a junction.
On the other side of the creek
We took an ascent to Murrua fire trail, spotting a few wildlife as we made our way up.
There were plenty of gum trees, and my neighbour was telling me a ghost story so the trees suddenly became much creepier.
It was very sunny and we saw a lot of cyclists joyfully pedaling under the big and swollen sun.
We had lunch at a beautiful lookout to Cowan creek and Bobbin head.
The turn to our lookout point
After lunch, we made our way down to Bobbin head, there was only a very fainted track so it was really fun finding the way down.
Finally we arrived at Bobbin head and there was a school group surrounding what seemed like an Aboriginal site.
We waited until they finished their lesson and found out that there were a lot of axe grinding grooves.
We enjoyed the scenery at Bobbin head for a little bit. Although the water may not be as pristine, but its mirror-like surface made it to be very interesting.
We returned via the Giberragon track.
This time the track was more rocky since we were closer to the creek.
We spotted a huge spider once we returned to the fire trail!
It was a very relaxing day for me and my neighbour.
Return back to the gate!
