Daleys Point walking track
Daleys Point walking track is a park in Killcare. Dogs are not currently allowed at this park.
Dog rules
Dogs are not permitted on Daleys Point walking track. This is Bouddi National Park land managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service — “Dogs aren’t allowed on this trail.” (Source: NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.)
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Before you go
- 🚫Official source advises dogs are not allowed — we don't recommend visiting with your dog.
What people say
Daleys Point walking track, in Bouddi National Park, offers spectacular scenic views and an opportunity to experience unique Aboriginal cultural heritage. Starting near Wards Hill Road, this signposted track follows the ridgetop through beautiful bushlands with some short steep sections, to Daleys Point Aboriginal Site. It is a moderately easy walk that can be enjoyed on a family day trip. Winding through the woodlands, listen for the distinctive call of glossy black cockatoos. In spring, the bush is dotted with native wildflowers including the delicate white flannel flower. Before you know it you’ll arrive at Daleys Point with spectacular scenic views over Cockle Bay Nature Reserve and Brisbane Water. Also known as Milligans Cave or Fish Hook Shelter, these sandstone engravings are an important Aboriginal site. While you admire and take in the significance of this special place, please remember to respect the surroundings so as not to damage engravings.
Nice view. However, it lacks directions inside, you must take a picture of the map at the entrance before entering and starting the walk
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