About Cremorne Point Walk
Cremorne Point Walk is a scenic 3-kilometre harbourside loop within Cremorne Reserve on the Cremorne Point peninsula in North Sydney, New South Wales. Extending around the point between Mosman Bay and Shell Cove, it offers panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, the Harbour Bridge and Opera House. Notable for its harbour bushland, historic Robertsons Point Lighthouse and Lex and Ruby Graham Gardens, the walk combines natural foreshore, heritage features and accessible waterfront paths.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a well-formed harbourside loop trail around the Cremorne Point peninsula through Cremorne Reserve. The walk passes through harbour bushland, open lawns, rocky foreshore and the Lex and Ruby Graham Gardens, with continuous views across Sydney Harbour to the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and city skyline. Features include Robertsons Point Lighthouse at the tip of the point, interpretive signs, seating areas and ferry wharves. The route is popular for walking, photography and picnicking in a quiet residential harbour setting.
Key highlights
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3 km harbourside loop around Cremorne Point peninsula within Cremorne Reserve
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Panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House
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Robertsons Point Lighthouse (1910) at the tip of the point
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Lex and Ruby Graham Gardens harbourside garden area