Blues Point Reserve: A Scenic Haven in North Sydney

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving from the Sydney CBD, take the Western Distributor (A4) and follow signs for North Sydney. Merge onto the Warringah Freeway (M1) and continue on this road. Take the exit towards Miller St and follow Miller St to Blues Point Rd. Turn left onto Blues Point Rd and follow it to reach Blues Point Reserve. There is limited parking available near the reserve, so be prepared to find street parking, which may incur parking fees.

• Public Transportation - Train

  From the Sydney CBD, you can take a train from Circular Quay Station on the T2, T3, or T8 lines towards North Sydney. Alight at North Sydney Station. From the station, it's about a 15-minute walk to Blues Point Reserve. Exit the station and head towards Miller St, turn left onto Miller St, then right onto Blues Point Rd. Continue straight until you reach the reserve. Note that train fares apply, and you can check the Opal card system for current pricing.

• Public Transportation - Bus

  You can take a bus from various locations in Sydney to North Sydney. Routes such as the 143 or 257 will take you to North Sydney. Alight at the stop on Miller St near the North Sydney Station. From there, a 15-minute walk will get you to Blues Point Reserve. Walk towards Miller St, then turn right onto Blues Point Rd and continue straight. Bus fares apply, and you can use an Opal card for payment.

• Ferry

  Take a ferry from Circular Quay to McMahons Point. The ferry ride offers beautiful views of the Sydney Harbour. Once you arrive at McMahons Point, it's about a 10-minute walk to Blues Point Reserve. Exit the ferry terminal and walk towards Blues Point Rd, following the road to the reserve. Ferry tickets can be purchased at the terminal or with an Opal card.