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Royal National Park Visitor Centre Is Located at Audley on Mt Colbee Farnell Avenue and Is Open 7 Days C TO SYDNEY 28km D E F Lucas PRESIDENT Heights RD River AV 151º05'E Kirrawee 151º10'E Loftus 7 45 Caringbah Woolooware 61 Miranda Elouera ILLAWARRA KINGSWAY Beach Gymea Bay BUNDEENA RSL ANSTO MEMORIALNEW CLUB Yarrawarrah Bate 1 North Formore detail see Map 2 Engadine Yowie Bay Cronulla Beach Lightning 1 Point Dolans RD Trail Creek Bay Bay For more detail see Map 2 A1 5.7 AV Grays Point ANZAC Creek N AV Tol lg at e Willarong Cronulla Bungoona Point Engadine Lookout For more detail Shelley Beach Fire Falls see Map 3 61 Engadine Loftus BUNDEENA BOWLING Cruise AND SPORTS CLUB 45 All gates in The Royal Nat Pk Lilli are locked each evening, Ferry the park is closed after 8:30pm Pilli Burraneer HISTORIC AUDLEY BOATSHED Glaisher Creek The Gogerlys Point 7 Point Route OLD Port 20km Causeway Meadows Port Hacking elec 2 Yenabilli Route Hungry Red Jacks Burraneer Point A B Audley Point Point Point TO LIVERPOOL ENGADINE Costens Point Wallaby A6 MOTOR INN Point Hacking RD Cabbage Tree Trai COPELAND RD elec Artillery Maianbar Jibbon Track Point Jibbon Gully l Index to adjoining 151º00'E Hill RD 1.5 Beach Bombora THE Cartoscope maps Sutherland ABBOTT CORINTH DALLEY SIR 3.7 34º05'S KING Shelley RD RD AVENUE Region Map ST AV WARUMBUL Beach OLIVER PDE HEATHCOTE SCOUT STRICKLAND FOREST RD JACANA GR Gate locked RD Gate locked BOTTLE FORESTPARKLANDS Macarthur Bottle at night TRAINING CENTRE ST Bonnie Vale 9:30pm-6:00am Bundeena FREEMAN ST RD Region Map Mt Ball Falls Camping Area Forest For more detail RD ST Wollongong/ Heathcote see Map 6 Gully ST DILLWYNNIA GR Shellharbour/Kiama CLUB Mt Leighton Creek Region Map Trail 5 HEATHCOTE ROSEBERY Creek Bailey DR k BERTRAM Trac Winifred Wappa WILSON Trac k Woronora Falls Anice Gap BOUNDARY Creek Karloo Falls BANJO ST Falls River Falls 2 GARVAN Arm 2 Mount Anice Tree 5.4 Big Jibbon 12 Trac RD River k Hill Causeway BURNS Marley The Cobblers Brook Swamp Marley RD Flinders Drive Sugarloaf HWY Trac The Waterrun Bass Cabbage Uloola k DR BUNDEENA THE ROYAL Brook 8 NATIONAL Trail Brook Trail TASMAN Uloola Walk Red West Falls Bluff Marley Peach Trees 4 Marley Trig Station Marley Lagoon Wedding Cake Rock Mt Bass Marks Cridland Lookout Creek Flat Rock Trail k Crossing Marley Head Waratah Little HEATHCOTE NATIONAL Trac Hill Mt l Mooray Trai Marley Beach Mt Carrington Wattamolla Mannel DR Marley 012 Munya Pool A1 Uloola Trail Little Marley Beach Kilometres Mt TO WORONORA 1km DAM Myuna Shrapnel Mobile phone signal Kingsfisher Hill reception does not cover Pool all national park areas Mt For safety reasons Morella Lady do not walk too close to Coast SEA overhanging cliff edges 3 Yellow Pool LEGENDARY Hacking 3 FISH AND CHIPS Uloola Wises Creek Bookings are essential for allcamping in the Royal and Heathcote Waterfall Trail Gate locked National Parks. WARA at night Bookings can be made atwww.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au or by ST DR calling 1300 072 757 7 days 9am to 5pm. BIN Wattamolla PARK Falls TheRoyal National Park Visitor Centre is located at Audley on Mt Colbee Farnell Avenue and is open 7 days. Vehicle entry fee of $11* applies Brook 3.6 RD Boy Martin Head Westmacott Palona Knob to Royal National Park. (*subject to change) NO fires are permitted in Royal or Heathcote National Parks. Forest Cave Wattamolla PARK Path Providential Point NO pets are permitted in Royal or Heathcote National Parks. 6.6 Mobile reception is unreliable in many parts of the park. In an Waterfall emergency dial 000 or 112 on a mobile with limited service. Bola Creek Mountain Biking is permitted on fire trails within the Park, however it Picnic Area is not permitted on walking tracks. McKELL Curracurrang Dry weather STEVENS F RD crossing only Bola Creek MAP 1 Heathcote 5 National Walk Falls Ck Walu Moors marra Track Trail Track AV Curra Curracurrong For adjoining map see map adjoining For Brook Falls Curracurrong THE ROYAL Moors 9 Cartoscope's Map Region Macarthur Curra NATIONAL PARK SIR Toonoum Creek Falls 5 Highway, major road with km distance ............................A1 River Little Curra Moors Toonoum Secondary road, tertiary road with gate .................... PRINCES Picnic Area A1 Falls Unsealed road, fire trail with gate ............................... 34º10'S 4.8 GARAWARRA Walking track, cycleway, railway ................................... 2.8 RD Accredited visitor information centre, hospital ..................... Garie 4 Creek STATE Garie North Visitor information centre, youth hostel, hotel .................. 4 13.6 Gate locked at night Head Garie Beach Motel, caravan park, camping, cottage, lookout .... Governor Game B&B, holiday units, barbeque, picnic area .............. HU Lookout Little Garie Point CONSERVATION The Garrawarra Toilet, horse riding, bushwalking, fire station ..................... Hill Burgh Little Garie Petrol & gas, boat hire, golf, water, heritage site ......... North Era RIDGE AREA DR Thelma Head Petrol only, fishing, swimming, airport, canoeing ................. ST Helensburgh Trac Winery, lighthouse, aboriginal site, boat launch ....................... k NorthTHE Mid Era Point Museum, ambulance, club, tennis, parking .................... A VERA ST Post office, wifi hotspot, phone, bowling, church .................. Red Cedar South Era Flat State Forest, National Park boundary .................................. Waratah Semi Detached Track ROBERTSON Point D E ST Burning Palms ER ST HUME LAURINA AV WALK DR ST Lilyvale Cliff CARTOSCOPE MAPS AND GUIDES Helensburgh Bulgo Hill ST WHITTY RD HAY ST Figure Eight PARKES Logontoseedetailed KOORNONG Pool RD Palm Jungle The touring and holiday maps, RD Werrong information and to purchase Lookout Werrong OTFORD Point maps and guides. Werrong Source: © LAND & PROPERTY INFORMATION PANORAMA AVENUE BATHURST 2795 Clickonthe 5 WALKER www.lpi.nsw.gov.au 5 Track weblink below RD This map was produced and published by Cartoscope Pty Ltd and may not be reproduced in any way without written permission of the to log on Werrong Beach publishers. Properties bearing the stars symbols eg.HHH (the Kellys Otford Lookout "STARS") are independently assessed by Star Ratings Australia, a Falls PL division of Australian Motoring Services Pty Ltd. The STARS are GARAWARRA Otford HARGRAVE trademarks of Star Ratings Australia. For more information about A1 4 STATE RD Bulgo Beach using star ratings go to www.starratings.com.au www.maps.com.au CONS RD AREA Although great care has been taken, Cartoscope accepts no LADY responsibility for any incident arising from any inaccuracy. We would Stanwell Tops appreciate notification of any errors. Address to Cartoscope Pty Ltd, PO Box 1900, Hornsby Westfield NSW 1635 www.maps.com.au ANNESLEY AV Stoney Editor: Louise Maggs. Cartography: Renate Rank. BENDENA GDN DR Batter Hill RD Computer graphics: Lauren Tabain. Bald Hill Printed by Pegasus Print Group, Sydney. Grab a map ... STONEHAVEN Lawrence ILLAWARRA Hargrave Lookout ESCARPMENT SCA © Copyright LPI & Cartoscope Pty Ltd, 2016. For adjoining map see Cartoscope's and plan your next getaway TO WOLLONGONG 29km A B TO WOLLONGONG 27km Wollongong/Shellharbour/Kiama Region Map C D www.lpi.nsw.gov.au Click above for NSW Government map products Land& Property Information.
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