Thursday 12 March, 2026

Is that an anchor in the wave???

Morning break at Bingie Point

The group deep in conversation

Bob and Helen descending onto the beach

By the rocks

Interesting fungi

Inquisitive wallaby

Photos courtesy of Karen M, Mary T and Helen.  Walk report by walk Leader Karen M.

Today’s walk was a 6.5 km easy circuit from Mullimburra Point to Bingie Point on the Dreaming Track, returning via the beaches at low tide.

This is an old favourite, and one of the most scenic sections of the Dreaming Track. It was overcast with a cooling south-easterly wind and a big ocean swell which looked spectacular crashing over Grey Rocks. We took our break in the lee of Bingie Point to get out of the wind and watch the big waves roll into Bingi beach.

The walk back on the beaches is through a series of coves separated by interesting rocky outcrops. Back up on the headland we looked down at the distinctive Castle Rock in the last cove before Mullimburra Point which had already been cut off by the incoming tide and big seas.

Lunch was after the walk on Honeymoon Beach, also out of the wind.