Geocache hunters will find themselves meandering along an easy, level path built on top of Flatrock Creek, after the old rubbish tip was rehabilitated back to vibrant bushland. If you're coming from the east then make sur eyou stop and admire the Aboriginal artwork adorning the underpass, as well as the concrete structure next to the path.
The geocache location was chosen to lead adventurers to the fabulous natural hideout of a famous local historical character who's first name was Henry. This larrakin lived from 1867 - 1922 and contributed greatly to bush poetry, ballads and Aussie storytelling culture. Inside the plastic container is a generous assortment of treasures to explore and swap with.
The Geocache was created by local kids participating in one of Council's free to the public School Holiday Bushland Adventures, and is in a weatherproof plastic container with a generous selection of treasures to swap with and enjoy :)
For free maps and apps providing a well-designed self-guided tour around Flatrock Gulley and other bushland reserves in Willoughby City, visit Council's website: https://www.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Environment/Bushland-and-Wildlife/Bushwalking-Tracks