Our Maps

STEP has produced three full colour, double-sided maps of Sydney's northern suburbs which feature bush tracks, cycleways and fire trails with connecting streets and access points. They are excellent references for all ages and suitable for all users, from the occasional suburban stroller to the dedicated bushwalker.
  • Walking Tracks of the Lane Cove Valley (2000)
  • Walking Tracks of Middle Harbour Valley and Northern Sydney Harbour Foreshore: Sheets 1 and 2 Bungaroo and Roseville Bridge (2004)
  • Walking Tracks of Middle Harbour Valley and Northern Sydney Harbour Foreshore: Sheets 3 and 4 Northbridge and North Harbour (2004).

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At a scale of 1 cm to 100 metres (1:10,000) the level of detail is ideal for anyone wanting to explore the bush. Beautiful colour photographs illustrate places of interest.

Seaforth, Middle Harbour Map Sheets 1 & 2 Hunters Hill, Walking Tracks of the Lane Cove Valley



The weir at Lane Cove River Park
is a popular picnic spot, linked by
walking tracks and has good road access





Serene upper tidal section of Lane Cove River
in West Chatswood - there are good walking tracks,
including the Great North Walk, along both banks







Boronia Park in Hunters Hill
is crossed by the Great North Walk
and features delightful river views
and a network of walking tracks



Blaxlands Waterfall, Macquarie Park,
also known as Buckham Falls





Pool on tributary of Biles Creek, near
Pennant Hills Park - normally
crysatal clear because the creek rises
in bushland and contains no sewer lines
or stormwater ingress, unfortunately a
rare situation in the Lane Cove River catchment



Bare Creek Track,
between St Ives and Belrose








Rock platform with stunning city views, North Head


Waterfall at tidal limit,
Rocky Creek, East Lindfield

Middle Harbour Track,
St Ives to Davidson section of the
new Harbour to Hawkesbury Track



The Cascades:  the pools and rapids at the confluence of
Middle Harbour and Frenchs Creeks, St Ives




Stepping stones constructed in September 2002
near the Bungaroo historic site,
Middle Harbour Creek