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    Viv Tan Wei Wen
    Viv Tan Wei Wen
    Last updated 12 Mar 2021
    All the Best Outdoor Things to Do in Sydney Post-Lockdown

    All the Best Outdoor Things to Do in Sydney Post-Lockdown

    Now that restrictions in Sydney are slowly being lifted, you can start working on curing that travel itch right here in NSW!
    Head out and experience all that Sydney has to offer - from the best walks, kayaking, outdoor climbing and weekend escapes to adventure activities like skydiving, hot air balloon rides and sand boarding! 
    1. Check off all the stunning Royal National Park walks
    2. Pick up a paddle and go kayaking
    3. Take it up a notch and give the best adventure activities a go
    4. Escape to these unique rural getaways 
    5. Conquer the 80km Bondi to Manly walk
    6. Hit up the Blue Mountains
    7. Go climbing outdoors

    1. Check off all the stunning Royal National Park walks

    Have you been spending a little too much time inside bingeing on tv shows and baked goods? Yeah, us too, and that’s why we want to get out and about and enjoy some blue sky, the sound of the ocean and the warmth of the sun. Do you know what has all that? Sydney’s Royal National Park, which is located just south of the CBD and is packed full of exhilarating cycling tracks, picnic spots, secluded beaches and walking tracks to suit experienced hikers or first-time walkers.
    It can be tough knowing where to go on a walk and which one will suit your abilities, so we have ranked the best of the Royal National Park’s walks from easiest to hardest, now all you have to do is pull on that activewear and get that body moving!

    2. Pick up a paddle and go kayaking

    We’re all itching for some fun in the sun after months in iso! So what better way to get out and discover secluded beaches, green rain forests and hidden coves than kayaking?
    Kayaking is the perfect outdoor recreational exercise to take on - with it being a sport where you can keep your distance in general, with the option to have your own kayak and many operators implementing COVID-safe practices too. We’ve compiled a list of the best kayaking experiences you can check out in some of the warmer regions in Australia:

    3. Take it up a notch and give the best adventure activities a go

    Sydney is diverse as a box of your grandma's Roses chocolates. Yeah, you know what I'm saying. You've probably explored all the top attractions Sydney has to offer, but have you really let your inner thrill-seeker out yet?
    We’ve got your need for speed and your eye for heights covered -here are the top adventure activities in and around Sydney - quad biking, sand boarding, jet boating, race car driving and skydiving all included!
    Ready to take the plunge and go Skydiving? Take the whole crew to get as much as 23% off Skydiving in Sydney!

    4. Escape to these unique rural getaways 

    Maybe you’re a little sick of your housemates at this point after months of iso and need a quick getaway? We’ve got you!
    While a Euro backpacking trip or heading to Mount Fuji in Japan may be off the cards at the moment, here are our top picks to local backyard escapes to beat the lockdown blues - from cosy Airbnbs, luxurious retreats, glamping spots, seaside escapes, tiny houses to farm stays:
    And if you’re working with a budget:

    5. Conquer the 80km Bondi to Manly walk

    Although the Bondi to Manly walk is not just a little stroll to kill time on a Sunday arvo, it is something that everyone – Sydneysider or tourist – should try at least once in their life. This spectacular whopping 80-kilometre walk covers a lot of ground and will take you from one end of Sydney’s eastern suburbs, right through the CBD and onto the picturesque northern beaches.
    There are a few different ways you can tackle this walk, depending on your fitness level, ambition and how much time you have up your sleeve. We've split the walk into seven manageable chunks that offer stunning sights and fun things to do along the way:

    6. Hit up the Blue Mountains

    Looking to trade in the bustling city for a day filled with adventure? Just a 90-minute drive from the CBD awaits Scenic World, nestled within a UNESCO World Heritage area- the Blue Mountains. It’s the perfect place to escape the city, take in some fresh mountain air and spend the day exploring the lush rainforests and rugged sandstone backdrops.
    Here’s where you’ll find the best views of the Blue Mountains:

    7. Go climbing outdoors

    Climbing is bigger than ever in 2020 and climbing gyms are growing at an exponential rate. It’s even going to be in the (postponed) Tokyo 2021 Olympics, with both roped and bouldering included!
    If you've watched Free Solo or The Dawn Wall in isolation and now feeling a little inspired- why not give it a go? Try your best and test your skills at the best outdoor climbing spots in Sydney:

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