Whale Rock - Pennant Hills (NSW)

5 /5 Lynne Turner: Easy & interesting walking trails. Whale rock, cockatoos, rosellas, beautiful trees and a creek. Nice and quiet, a beautiful quick getaway from the hustle bustle.

5 /5 Johnny Phanny: Went down the trail only short walk, was very hot and smokey day due to fires nearby. On the way back its very steep. Please bring plenty of water, sunscreen, clothing thats not fully black colored as it will attract a lot of heat. Please be safe everyone on hot days, if youre not feeling ok, keep it short.

4 /5 Ann Jiwie: The trail was a lovely walk, it had loads of street parking so travelling by car was not an issue. Trails were clearly laid out and easy to walk in most parts, with maps and signs for people to follow. The whale rock is still in intact and amazing to look out from a far. Perfect place for pictures! Although there were some issues with the trail for example; there were a lot of flooded areas that needed to be taken with an alternative path on the sides of the walkway. Recommend to bring waterproof shoes or a towel to get past if you want to stay dry. A sewage system was also nearby, making some areas have an awful stench. Luckily only if you travel in further. If you only came to see the famous whale rock attraction you wouldn’t have to deal with the foul smelling areas. Other than that it is a short one way trail from point A to point B, but it does connect to The Great North Walk, if you are looking for a challenging moderate hike this is the place to visit!

4 /5 Kelly Wei: We start our bush walk from Ron Payne park, a bit steep in the first 20mins for 3 years old little boy. Then we see the beautiful creek and the nature on a more flat road. Nice and quite. Both adventure and enjoyment.

5 /5 Syd Rev: This is a part of the Lane Cove Park and the trails are well maintained. It is a blessing to have parks like this in the area where you can go into the woods and enjoy trees and creeks.