What a spectacular part of Sydney foreshore this is! The Cremorne Point walk seemed perfect for a Sunday afternoon stroll as I read in the Coastal Walk book that it’s paved the whole way. I had been having a super lazy Sunday morning but the sight of the blue sky outside beckoned me to get out and do something – this was a good low-energy, high-reward compromise.
I drove over to Cremorne and parked on Milson Rd and walked along til I found an entry to the track. I couldn’t help but pine enviously at the view these houses have.
The afternoon was hazy, dreamy, beautiful.
And here it starts, a nice neat triangle route water-side most of the way.
Footpaths most of the way made it super easy.
Can we stop for a moment to admire this totally awesome sideways leaning tree?
The path is lined with grassy picnic worthy spots, I’d only been walking ten minutes but it was too tempting to stop and lay down under the trees for awhile.
Usually I take photos of this view from the other side – it looks just as good in reverse right?
A lighthouse sits pretty at the triangle tip.
A community garden lines the eastern side, there is a plaque there dedicated to the local residents who maintain it.
This walk took me about two hours including an hour laying under the trees time (ha, I told you it was a lazy Sunday kind of day!)
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