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Central Coast Bushwalk

East Gosford Friendship Walk (0.8km)

A flat 0.8km walk featuring water views, a wetland bushwalk, Japanese gardens, art gallery and cafe at East Gosford.

At a glance

Distance
800m
Grade
Grade 1, no experience required, flat and even
Ascent
10m
Wheelchair
Accessible
Prams
Suitable
Toilets
Yes
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This is a beautiful walk with a bit of everything: water views, a wetland bushwalk, a formal Japanese garden and you can enjoy the artwork in the gallery or have a coffee at the cafe. The little ones will love the ducks and Koi in the Japanese gardens. Highly recommended for bubs when they are learning to walk because they are very motivated to chase the ducks.

Walk directions

  1. Start near St Edwards Oval. There will be a few paths to the left, continue straight until you get to the off leash area to the south of the art gallery: -33.438846, 151.34963 Google Maps Link
  2. Turn left and follow the path until you get to the gallery: -33.442333, 151.351379 Google Maps Link
  3. Turn left when existing the gallery: -33.441469, 151.351948 Google Maps Link
  4. Turn left to go back onto the friendship path: -33.440502,151.351551 Google Maps Link
  5. Turn right back to the start point: -33.440815, 151.350875 Google Maps Link
Woman in a sun hat pausing with a young child beside a garden pond
Family group standing under a wisteria covered pergola in the gardens
Visitors feeding ducks beside a Japanese garden pond and pergola
Woman carrying a child on her shoulders framed by a circular yellow window
Child peeking through bamboo bars of a yellow garden shelter
Group of four adults standing beside a pond in the Japanese gardens
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This walk is on Darkinjung country. Good Architect acknowledges the Darkinjung people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Darkinjung Land Council.