Whale Watching Ride

Sunday 27th June

Ride Leader: Phil Rylatt

Meet Wolli Creek Station for 10am start

46 km

Easy/Medium/Leisurely pace

Mainly Cycle Path – Some Traffic

What a great day! Pleasant company, perfect winter riding weather. I really enjoyed the day.

Thanks Phil!
It was windy on the headland and the water was choppy which prevented us seeing many whales, but the ride was still very worthwhile and enjoyable.

It was good to see the LIVBUG folk at Wolli Creek.

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The whales will be heading back in November. With calves in tow, they travel more slowly and breach more often, so Phil plans to put the ride on again, when hopefully, we will see a few more.

Scenic ride mostly on Bay to Bay cycle path, includes some short hills and Captain Cook bridge.
Cafe stop at Dolls Point then on to Kurnell.
Bring snacks, lunch, binoculars and windproof jacket (can be windy).
Ride finishes at Cronulla Station. We’ll return to Wolli Creek by train.

Ride finishes at Cronulla Station. We’ll return to Wolli Creek by train.

Call or email to confirm:

Phil: 8795 0546

Sally: 46841444

Whale watching ride

Phil Ryalett offered to lead an exciting ride to Cape Solander to do a spot of Whale Watching

It was a gorgeous day and we had a fabulous ride. Us country bumkins are not used to city riding. it was great to see so many people using the shared pathways.  Riding along the coast line of Botany Bay was very beautiful.

The whales were moving along the coast to the delight of scores of people watching from Cape Solander, and giving a great thrill to the people on the small boats trying to get up close and personal. A little too close on some occasions!

BARBUG Whale Watchers

Whale Watching at Cape Solander

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