It's not really a mountain, it's more of a hill. It is viewed best from the bay view off the northern escarpment of the Crag. The walk down to it is worth the effort. Here are some of the photos from our most recent excursion down there. From our door we walk to Tower Reserve using the footpath off our street. Then it's a short walk to Stoker Playground until the path beckons to the view below. Which is literally vertical from that moment until we reach the bottom. One day we will take the journey by kayak and explore the shoreline from the salt water. For me, Sugarloaf is the eqivalent of Boyd's Pulpit Rock over the Shoalhaven, a view I can return to again and again in any light and time of day.
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Sugarloaf Mountain
It's not really a mountain, it's more of a hill. It is viewed best from the bay view off the northern escarpment of the Crag. The walk down to it is worth the effort. Here are some of the photos from our most recent excursion down there. From our door we walk to Tower Reserve using the footpath off our street. Then it's a short walk to Stoker Playground until the path beckons to the view below. Which is literally vertical from that moment until we reach the bottom. One day we will take the journey by kayak and explore the shoreline from the salt water. For me, Sugarloaf is the eqivalent of Boyd's Pulpit Rock over the Shoalhaven, a view I can return to again and again in any light and time of day.
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