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STEP Inc walk at Long Reef Collaroy

Submitted by NSW_Landcare_Co... on 25 February 2010 - 1:52pm
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15 Mar 2010 - 12:00am

STEP Inc has a walk at Long Reef, Collaroy on Sunday 14 March. This walk is not recommended for young children or people with walking difficulties.

 

The walk is aimed at both existing STEP members and any others who simply want to get out into the wonderful local Australian bushland. Long Reef is one of the most important scientific sites on the NSW coast. As well as having a marine reserve, Long Reef is a major resting and feeding ground for seabirds. It features sites of great geological interest and remnants of coastal clay-type vegetation, and is a wonderful place to look at the life of tidal rock pools.

Times are restricted by tide - so STEP will visit at low tide when one is able to walk across the rock platform. Meet at 1 pm at the end of Anzac Avenue, Collaroy (near the Long Reef Golf Club). Parking is metered along the beach front but street parking (at own risk) is usually available near Anzac Ave.

Estimated duration is 2 hours and the difficulty is Easy.

Normal bush walking standards apply, that is bring your own supply of drinking water, something to nibble for energy, hat, sun screen, insect repellent and weather protection if required. In addition bring beach wear, sturdy non-slip shoes that can get wet and salty, and especially camera, binoculars, and any identification books on birds and seashore life if you have them.

Conditions: No charges. The STEP safe walking guidelines apply and the walk requires some reasonable level of fitness. Due to sometimes rough terrain, the walk is not suitable for young children or those with walking difficulties. The group size will be limited to 15, so booking is essential.

Contact John Martyn on 02 9449 7962, 0425 830 260 or johnmartyn@optusnet.com.au. Complimentary afternoon tea follows the walk.

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