A pleasant bush and beach walk close to the township. The track is not clearly marked but you can't get lost with the beach on one side and the mangroves and road on the other side.
Park in the carpark at Back Creek in South West Rocks.
Start at the footbridge, but always go on the bush track from the footbridge to the breakwall. This way, the track is easier to find than in the other direction.
When you reach the breakwall, turn right and return to the footbridge by walking along the beach.
*note, this walk can be reversed. Walk along the breakwall towards the ocean. You can go as far as the point and clamber down the rock wall. For easier access, walk down to the sand about 300m before the point, parallel to the wall to the beach.
Credit: Macleay Walking Trails by Christa Schwoebel and John Cruickshanks
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