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Irrawong Reserve and Waterfall
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Irrawong Reserve and Waterfall

A short rainforest walk in Warriewood to a 6m waterfall, with cabbage tree palms, ferns and lyrebirds.

Where
Garden Street, Warriewood NSW 2102
Warriewood
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About 20 minutes from the Garden Street entrance (Council). Mostly flat with steps; the track beyond the waterfall is steep with many steps. Not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers. Limited parking on Garden Street or Irrawong Road; bus route 185. No bins. Can be muddy. Wildlife Protection Area: dogs and cats prohibited at all times.

A pocket of rainforest in the suburbs. The Jim Revitt Walk through Irrawong Reserve winds through swamp mahogany forest, cabbage tree palms and ferns to a 6m waterfall.

From the Garden Street entrance it is about a 20 minute walk, mostly flat with steps in some sections. Birdlife is abundant, and you might spot a lyrebird. The clearing at the falls is a popular picnic spot.

The waterfall is best after rain, though the track can get muddy. It suits kids and most fitness levels, but not prams or wheelchairs. There are no bins, so carry your rubbish out.

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