Manly to Spit Bridge Scenic Walkway

The Manly To Spit Bridge Scenic Walkway is a 10-kilometre walk that offers breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour and showcases the area's natural beauty.

Along the way, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the harbour, visit picturesque lookouts and secluded beaches, and explore various points of interest such as Clontarf Reserve, Dobroyd Head, Crater Cove, and Manly Beach.

The best time to embark on this walk is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild. It's recommended to plan your trip during cooler times of the day in the hot and humid summer months.

There are six entry and exit points to the walkway, including The Spit Bridge, Clontarf Reserve, Cutler Road Lookout, Tania Park, Wellings Reserve, and Manly Wharf. Maps for the walkway are available at the Manly Visitor Information Centre and the National Parks Office. Guided tours can also be booked for groups of 25 or more people.

Whether you're a local or a tourist, the Manly To Spit Bridge Scenic Walkway is a must-visit attraction that allows you to immerse yourself in the beauty of Sydney Harbour and its surroundings.