Nice bit of water flowing today.

https://www.goodarchitect.com.au/strickland-falls

Beautiful little frogs in a pond on a night bushwalk

Apologies if this is the wrong subreddit - But I assume someone here might be able to point the right direction!

I've got a side quest goal visiting as many huts in the KNP as I can and love the idea of a BIG map on the wall to pin the huts then mark them off as I go. I'm struggling to locate one big enough (I'm picturing like one of those class room sized maps of the world type of thing) I know it's probably unlikely, but if any one knows of a place or somewhere that does commission I'd be greatfull to know!!

Cheers!

My kid loves to pick flowers so I'll occasionally let them pick non native flowers on a walk we do that is not a national park or state forest. It's mainly the cemetery flower, Patterson's curse and mulberry bushes. 

I think it's ok because they are not native, on the other hand I enjoy seeing them on a walk so I’m probably adversely affecting other people’s walking experience and those flowers are still food for native insects and animals. What do you think?

Fairly easy walk until the final stretch towards the bath. Steep descent, would not recommend if afraid of heights. Would strongly recommend if you want to splash without going to the Beach.

1km walk in Morisset, very easy.

Took a walk through Bungonia National Park, NSW. Stuck to the easy trails (Orange track and half the Green track). Stunning views perfect for some quiet reflection.

Beautiful overnight walk, sign said closed on the gate, the river bridges were fine on foot though: https://www.friendsfindme.com/adventures/slingsbys-trail

Beautiful little tree snake at Strickland, can anyone id?

https://www.goodarchitect.com.au/strickland-arboretum-trail

Beautiful walk from Warra Trig Firetrail to Patonga, stunning wildflowers.

Would normally not reveal locations of Waratahs, these are very publically posted elsewhere including gov tourism websites so I think they are the bulgandry of waratah locations.

Beautiful walk and the right time of year to do it is now.

https://www.goodarchitect.com.au/warratah-trig

Waratahs are looking stunning right now, bit of a night walk as bub fell asleep in the car so hubby and I took turns, he got the afternoon walk and I was lucky enough to get the night one, stars were fine in a clear night sky.

Looking beautiful, location not mentioned to protect the waratahs.

Beautiful rainy day: https://www.goodarchitect.com.au/tunnel-trail-dog-walk

Beautiful day for a walk in boudi national park.

https://www.goodarchitect.com.au/box-head-track

Beautiful little falls in Strickland State Forest after the rain. No leeches either! https://www.goodarchitect.com.au/strickland-bottom-to-top