Sydney Climate Crew x Atlas Outdoor Club July Hike

Sydney Climate Crew (SCC) has teamed up with Atlas Outdoor Club for another outdoor meet-up!

SCC members put in their votes and we'll be heading the Manly area for this one.

Manly Dam Loop - Click here for all hike details on AllTrails.
Sunday 28th July @ 10am.
Max of 30 people (so as to respect Country and others in the trail).
Optional after-hike lunch - BYO lunch or pre-order Good Ways Deli sandwich lunch (select lunch option at checkout).

What is Sydney Climate Crew (SCC)?

SCC is a new free community that has quickly grown past 300+ members since its inception in November 2023. The Climate Crew facilitates in-person events and engaging conversations between people who're passionate about climate action.

What is Atlas Outdoor Club?

Atlas Outdoor Club is on a mission to connect city-shapers and impact-driven individuals with the great outdoors, bringing them close to nature while advancing their project and initiatives.

Keep doing what you're doing - just do it outside!

About this hike

Expect to see lots of birds and an extensive, tranquil bushland valley containing Sydney’s largest freshwater lake, created by the damming of Curl Curl creek in 1892.

Key Details

Location: Traditional land of the Garigal People (Guringai Country) - Manly Vale NSW
Walk: 7.4km Loop Walk (approx. 1 hr 40 mins long)
Difficulty: Grade 3 (moderate) - we’ll walk at a "no-one left behind" pace
Starting Point: Manly-Warringah War Memorial Park @ 10am (Google Maps)

Getting there

Drive - https://maps.app.goo.gl/SUcgz5...(pay and display parking fees apply at Manly Dam, Northern Beaches permit holders exempted).
Car pool - SCC will arrange car pooling options the week before the hike.
Public transport - 135 or 142 bus from Manly Wharf.

What to bring:

Important Info
•⁠ ⁠No dogs allowed on this hike, sorry!
•⁠ ⁠Nearest public toilet @ Manly Creek Public Toilets (next to hike starting point).
•⁠ ⁠Limited spots available to respect other people and Country.

Atlas Outdoor Club acknowledges the traditional owners of the land we gather and hike within. We acknowledge 60,000 years of care, respect and stewardship of the Country that we experience when we hike.
We pay our respects to elders past, present and future. We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and support the treaty process - it always was and always will be Aboriginal land.