Harrison Davis Memorial Bridge - Linley Point (NSW)

Xin Ren Kua its a bench and its 5 stars what more can i say

Sandra Szoke Hunters Hill s great place to walk and have a nice view to the city! Its more likely a senior and family living place and its fantastic!

Sylvia Liu Enjoyed the coastal walk along the path with beautiful views of the Sydney CBDs skyline from afar. The walk gives our whole body and mind a gentle workout as the terrain is not flat but should be manageable by most people. The ocean breeze is refreshing, and the people (mostly locals) met along the way are warm and friendly. The natural ledge that hugs right above the cove of the shipyard where all the subatantial sailing boats are docked looked handsome and impressive. It is about 5500 steps for a round trip walk with different terrains.

canny hor Walking on the bridge, you can see the beautiful water scenery, and the yellow chapel looks peaceful and peaceful against the backdrop of the jacaranda。

david mitchell A fine park that is a tribute to the management skills of Hunters Hill Council. Plenty of room to through a frisbee or kick a football on this weel grassed surface. Some quality landscaping on street fron with native plants and also a new-ish street library. Plenty of street parking.

A Lipp Gorgeous spot, usually not too crowded. So beautiful especially on a sunny day the water is so beautiful and you can see cockatoo island right across the water. Lots of boats to watch going by. Pretty quiet and relaxing. Some trees for shade too. Good amount of Parking options around and cafes/food nearby.

Behrooz Sangani At first glance, it seems like an ordinary rock, but a closer look reveals its striking resemblance to a dinosaur’s head—a prehistoric surprise sculpted by nature itself.