Yananurala Harbour Walk with OZ Outdoors (~10 km)

Join OZ Outdoors for a volunteer-led community walk along Sydney Harbour, visiting sites on the City of Sydney’s Yananurala – Walking on Country route. We’ll explore waterfront paths, parklands and landmarks, with opportunities to read the public interpretation signs and learn about Gadigal history and connection to Country.

Our approximately 10 km route starts at Gadigal Metro Station and finishes in Pyrmont. We’ll walk at a steady pace of around 4 km/h, with short breaks along the way. Public transport exit points are available if you need to leave early.

Walk details

Difficulty: Easy to moderate, with mostly paved paths, boardwalks and city streets, plus some stairs and gentle inclines.

Route: Gadigal Metro Station, Hyde Park, the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay, The Rocks, Barangaroo and Pyrmont. This community walk visits selected Yananurala sites rather than following the entire official route.

Finish: Pyrmont, with an optional social drink afterwards at a nearby venue.

Bring: Comfortable walking shoes, at least 1 litre of water, snacks, sunscreen, a hat and weather-appropriate clothing. Water refill points are available along the way.

Taking part

Please RSVP responsibly and update or cancel your booking 12–24 hours beforehand if your plans change.

Arrive a few minutes early and read the meeting-point details before travelling. The host may be unable to answer messages while leading the walk.

Choose a walk that suits your fitness and experience. Follow the host’s instructions, stay with the group and let the host know if you leave early.

This walk is organised by OZ Outdoors and led by Manish, a volunteer community walk leader. Learn more about our walking community on our OZ Outdoors group page on TrekMeet. You do not need to join the group or download the app to participate.

We acknowledge the Gadigal people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we walk. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and honour their continuing connection to Country.