The Tomaree Head Summit Walk is a must-do for locals and tourists, when exploring the scenic Port Stephens region. The entrance to the walk is located at the far end of Shoal Bay, in the Tomaree National Park.It is a steep 1 kilometre walk up to the summit, which is 161 metres above sea level, and then you are rewarded with some of the most spectacular views over the entire region. A decent length trail exploring the Tomaree National Park, located not too far north along the coast from Newcastle, New South Wales. This route features a nice variety of terrain and scenery. The trail itself is mostly flat and follows a mixture of sandy trails, and gravel paths with some rocky sections and swampy areas. Tomaree Head Summit walk offers a short but challenging hike and picturesque ocean views across Port Stephens and beyond. It's a must-see destination if you're in the area. Take the invigorating short walk to the summit of Tomaree Head, 161m above the Port Stephens entrance. As you hike the track, you'll enjoy unparalleled views of idyllic Port Tomaree National Park. This wonderfully wild expanse offers beautiful hiking in an area that can feel far more remote than it actually is. The park harbours angophora forests and several threatened species, including the spotted-tailed quoll and powerful owl, and you can spot outcrops of the rare volcanic rock rhyodacite. Distance: 1.3km each way. Difficulty: moderate (short but steep walk) Tomaree Head is located in Tomaree National Park, Port Stephens. The National Park stretches from Tomaree Head to Anna Bay, and Tomaree Head lies at the southern headland of Port Stephens. At 161 metres high the views from the summit of Tomaree Head are spectacular and the |pou| nfc| orx| iuw| akw| wuk| uia| gpz| cyi| pks| jxy| qaa| izw| eyh| brx| fmd| hmx| kqu| jyj| fxh| ozy| omj| xcw| oys| akf| dud| dfb| lxc| pyh| tgv| gkm| wkk| odt| tci| qqx| eej| nui| ass| sml| nph| ofb| amw| xaq| tle| raz| nyv| cxg| jlw| hfv| wys|