Mount Murray Anderson, not so much a mountain, but rather a ridge of rock extending into Hawksbury waterways, just north of Sydney. The walk was mostly through scrubby undergrowth, the turn around point is an exposed narrow knife edged rock with a magnificent view of Cowan and Smiths Creeks. Along the way there are several large rock slabs with aboriginal rock art, see the photos below.
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| This cairn is on the highest point of the track. |
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| Red Spider Flower grevillea speciosa |
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| The knife edge, known as Mount Murray Anderson |
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| Cowan Creek to the left, Smiths Creek to the right |
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| silky purple flag (patersonia servicea) note the remains of a grass tree |
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| cryptic track entrance | |
distance: 14Km, moving time: 2hrs,34mins, elevation: 209metre
Always reminded how beautiful our countryside is! Can only imagine on this journey Rod the views that are spectacular and seem to just go on. Thanks for sharing. Cheers John.
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