We are walking the Cape Deslacs Track at Clifton Beach today.
The weather forecast will ensure we have a pleasant walk.
Getting ready to leave the car park.
This tree has started to lean across the track since our last visit.
Happy to be out walking.
Looking past Cape Deslacs to Tasman Peninsula.
Looking north east towards Sloping Main and Primrose Sands in the distance.
Admiring the view.
Clifton Beach with Pipe Clay Lagoon on the right.
The Window to the World on the rock stack
Morning tea with a view.
Continuing along the cliff top towards Cremorne where we spent a good ten minutes watching two Wedge Tail Eagles soaring on the light winds. No photos taken because we just wanted to watch these magnificent birds in flight.
Now on the return walk back to Cape Deslacs.
And its lunch with a view.
Mount Wellington in the distance.
Another stop to watch the blowhole operating at the base of the cliff where you can see the plume of spray.
Into a section of bush which had a variety of small blue orchids.
Clifton Beach.
Traversing the track through the mutton bird rookery on the edge of Cape Deslacs.
Mutton Bird story board at the lookout over Clifton Beach.
Coming through the dunes towards the beach.
Cape Deslacs from Clifton Beach.
Heading along the beach.
Last view of Cape Deslacs before returning to the car park.
We had 13 walkers who covered just over 7kms in 3.5 hours climbing and descending 120 meters.
It was a very relaxing walk with great views especially as the weather held.
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