A quiet place to camp. Flat. When I went I was the only camper. Not many people passing through in the morning save for a few mountain bikers and joggers. If you want to get here the fastest way is heading through Tunks Trail from Dural side. Note you have to go on foot and you need to cross through the path of a rifle range for a section of it. There is a fence but you can enter at your own risk. I was advised by some joggers that it’s best to move through during closing hours of the range, but it’s really nothing to worry about. It’s about a 30-40 minute walk from the road in which your car will be parked so don’t pack too heavy.

A large, wide clearing located at the intersection of the Thanks Ridge and Quarry Trail. Located at the top of a steep hill, with stunning views over Berowra Valley National Park. Located around an hour's walk from Hornsby Railway Station, and is a good place to have a snack before descending down towards Galston Gorge on the GNW. There are no facilities/utilities, but the mobile reception is quite good here for Telstra.
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A large flat area in the bush perfect for camping. It has a cliff nearby where you can view the valley. It can be accessed by foot or mountain bike via the fire trails. The trails connect multiple areas, all the way from Hornsby to Dural.

At the crossing of Quarry Trail and Tunks Road trail. Not much of shade or other facilities. Currently the place is closed for Covid reasons. Maybe the facilities would be available once it is open

I stop here on my MTB rides. Nice spot to recharge. There are no facilities here, you need to take everything with you including water.

A great little stop. Very good for a MTB trip. No facilities. Roads around here are very steep. You should have a very quiet night

Calming place to take in the beauty of Berowra National Park

Part of the Quarry Rd/Great North Walk track. Nice

A great steep walk