The following photographs are taken from several trips along the Royal Coast Track commencing from 2006. Considering this walk is put on almost annually I felt having a Royal Coast Walk Gallery would be more pleasing to the eye than including them with the older write-ups from the walk. Return to Wombats Home Page to read the 2000 and 2001 trip reports. More photographs will be added as more walks are completed.
The view south towards Wollongong which includes the new Seacliff Bridge.
Taken from the Royal Coast Walk trackhead on Lady Wakehurst Drive at Otford
2006 Standing on the lookout above The Hell Hole looking south towards Wollongong
2007 After the descent through Palm Jungle and making our way towards Burning Palms - Kynie Evison (at front), Anne Holwell, Sylvia Arthur & Gary Williams (at rear)
View from near Burning Palms looking south
Tony and Bev Simmonds enjoy a lunch break near Burning Palms in 2010
The Coastline looking north from the rock platform near Figure 8 Pool
2006 - The campsite on the hill above North Era - Left to Right: Gary Williams, Charmaine Cornish, Pam Harcombe & Peter Farrell
Sylvia Arthur enjoys the views from the top of Thelma Head after the ascent from North Era in 2010
2007 The Royal Coast Track heading north from the huts of Little Garie past the eroded cliffline towards Garie Beach
The 2008 group I led on the Royal Coast Walk. Pictured at the barbecue
area behind the Garie Beach YHA Cabin
L-R Gary Williams, Kynie Evison, Margaret Perkins, Liz Tant (at back),
Julie Davison, Sylvia Arthur, Mary Wilkinson, Ian Parker, Linda Parker,
Chris Evison
What a difference a bit of rain makes. Curra Brook at Curracurrong in 2006 (left) and 2007 (right)
Eagle Rock from the cliff tops at Curracurrong
2007 Curracurrong Creek in full flow during a wet walk
Another before and after rain set featuring Curracurrang Creek near the old camping area 2006 (left) & 2007 (right)
The colours and shapes of the sandstone on the cliff tops near Little Marley are magnificent
View of Marley Head to the north and the Washing Machine below the cliffs of Providential Head
The weathered rock formations are amazing, these, near Little Marley Beach resemble the snouts of sharks and as such I've come to name them 'Shark Rocks'
On the last stretch of track before arriving at Bundeena we come across these magnificent white rock formations we've come to name 'The Ice Cream Cake'
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