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The cycle route offers breathtaking views, lakes, and waterways abundant with wildlife that you may sight. A diverse range of birds pelicans, herons, ducks, and other reptiles and mammals such as lizards, parrots, dolphins and whales.
Points of Interest
- Stuart Park (start and end point)
- Fairy Meadow Beach
- Towradgi Beach Park
- Corrimal Beach
- Bellambi Beach
- Woonona Beach
- Bulli Beach
- Sandon Point Beach
- McCauleys Beach
- Thirroul Beach
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Facilities such as restrooms, rock swimming pools, playgrounds, cafes, art galleries, museums, and supermarkets are easily accessible along the route. Learn more about what each beach offers.
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The industrial nature of the region is showcased by ASX listed BlueScope Steel Ltd (BSL) which accounts for more than $2 billion in sales of locally produced steel each year. BlueScope employs over 3,000 people, and provides over 10,000 jobs in the Illawarra for contractors, suppliers and other service providers. BlueScope's Port Kembla Steelworks has a production capacity of just over 3 million tons of steel per annum which covers 760 hectares.
Port Kembla is another strategic economic asset. Over 800 commercial vessels call into Port Kembla every year. Port Kembla is the largest motor vehicle importation terminal in NSW, the principal grain export port for southern and southwestern NSW and facilitates the region’s significant steel and mining industries.
Big views, wetlands and beaches also feature as part of this route.
Points of Interest
- Stuart Park (start and end point)
- Flagstaff Point Lighthouse
- Touchdown Helicopters
- BlueScope Steel Visitors Centre
- Port Kembla Heritage Park
- Port Kembla Beach
- Reddall Reserve
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Facilities such as restrooms, rock swimming pools, playgrounds, cafes, art galleries, museums, and supermarkets are easily accessible along the route.
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