Free copies of the brochure are readily available from Sydney Coastal Councils Group, local councils, National Parks, Harbour Trust and tourism offices. While it can be downloaded ,each sideshould be downloaded in quarters, one quarter to each A4 page.The downloaded sections are not necessarily as clear inthe free brochures as the detail in the map is very fine .

The main routes (in red) are being marked with the internationally recognised yellow bar system shown on the brochure.

Harbour Bridge to South Head and Clovelly -Map (pdf)
Harbour Bridge to South Head and ClovellyInformation (pdf)

Background notes (pdf) - Prepared by Graham Spindler.
(Main route marked in solid red on map)

Main Walk: Section 1: Circular Quay – Rushcutters Bay (pdf)
Main Walk: Section 2: Rushcutters Bay – Rose Bay shops (pdf)
Main Walk: Section 3: Rose Bay shops– South Head (pdf)
Main Walk: Section 4: South Head – North Bondi (pdf)
Main Walk: Section 5: North Bondi – Clovelly (pdf)
Main Walk: Section 5: North Bondi – Clovelly (pdf)

Federation Track : Rushcutters Bay to Waverley Cemetery (pdf)

LOOP WALKS (Shown on map as solid green lines)	CONNECTIONS  (Shown on map as solid green lines)
L1 Macquarie St (pdf) L2 Kings Cross (pdf) L3 Paddington (pdf) L4 Darling Point (pdf) L5 Redleaf (pdf) L6 Point Piper (pdf) L7 Heartbreak Hill (pdf) L8 Wentworth (pdf) L9 St Peters (pdf) L10 South Head Cemetery (pdf) L11 Murriverie (pdf) L12 Bronte Park (pdf) L13 Waverley Cemetery (pdf) L14 Randwick (pdf)	C1 Woolloomooloo (pdf) C2 Cooper (pdf) C3 Bondi (pdf) C4 Bellevue (pdf) C5 Dover (pdf) C6 Fernleigh (pdf) C7 Vaucluse (pdf) C8 Charing Cross (pdf) C9 Tamarama (pdf) C10 Bronte (pdf) C2 Cooper (pdf)

Financial assistance with the publication of this brochure has been provided by the Sharing Sydney Harbour Access Program (SSHAP). The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, NSW Maritime and Department of Planning are the SSHAP funding partners who share the vision to improve public access to, and enhance the recreational enjoyment of, Sydney Harbour and its tributaries for the people of Sydney and visitors to the City.