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Sydney service region · 36 local guides
Coverage across bush-backed streets, creek valleys and leafy rail suburbs. Call the SnakeSafe Sydney network with your exact suburb and last-known snake location.
Call for Upper North Shore coverage0485 669 824
The regional picture
Upper North Shore includes bush-backed streets, creek valleys and leafy rail suburbs. Vegetation ranges through tall eucalypt forest, sandstone woodland and shaded creek vegetation, and the practical access can shift from apartment loading bays to acreage gates within the same service region.
That is why each suburb below has its own point of interest, property context, map, vet and hospital information. The pages are for local safety and planning, not to manufacture repeated versions of the same sales pitch.
Regional reference: Hornsby Shire Council ↗Do this now
Give the snake room. Do not touch, trap, chase or try to kill it.
Move children and pets indoors or behind a closed door.
If you can do so safely, note where it goes. Never corner it.
Tell us the suburb, the last clear location and any immediate risks.
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Asquith Park and Ku-ring-gai Chase fringe
Open local guide →2081Berowra Valley National Park
Open local guide →2126Cherrybrook Lakes and Berowra Creek catchment
Open local guide →2158Dural Nature Reserve and rural ridgelines
Open local guide →2159Fagan Park and Galston Gorge
Open local guide →2077Old Mans Valley and Hornsby Park
Open local guide →2079Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park edge
Open local guide →2073Dalrymple-Hay Nature Reserve and Sheldon Forest
Open local guide →2074Sheldon Forest and Ku-ring-gai Chase approaches
Open local guide →2076Wahroonga Park and Ku-ring-gai Chase fringe
Open local guide →2119Byles Creek and Beecroft Reserve
Open local guide →2159Berowra Creek headwaters and Arcadia Park
Open local guide →2083Hawkesbury River, Brooklyn Dam and Muogamarra Nature Reserve
Open local guide →2119Lane Cove National Park and Devlins Creek
Open local guide →2081Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and Cowan Creek catchment
Open local guide →2071Garigal National Park and Rocky Creek
Open local guide →2070Garigal National Park and Middle Harbour tributaries
Open local guide →2069Babbage Ravine and Middle Harbour
Open local guide →2072Blackbutt Creek, Gordon Recreation Ground and bushland reserves
Open local guide →2071Swain Gardens, Killara Park and Lane Cove National Park
Open local guide →2070Swain Gardens, Blue Gum Creek and Lane Cove National Park
Open local guide →2158Cattai Creek headwaters and rural Dural ridges
Open local guide →2080Berowra Valley National Park and Ku-ring-gai Chase
Open local guide →2076Normanhurst Park and Berowra Valley bushland
Open local guide →2074Bobbin Head, Ku-ring-gai Chase and Lovers Jump Creek
Open local guide →2076Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and Cockle Creek
Open local guide →2120Lane Cove National Park and Pennant Hills Park
Open local guide →2069Blue Gum Creek, Roseville Park and Middle Harbour slopes
Open local guide →2069Echo Point Park and Middle Harbour
Open local guide →2075Garigal National Park and Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden
Open local guide →2120Lane Cove National Park and Larool Creek
Open local guide →2074Sheldon Forest and Lovers Jump Creek
Open local guide →2073Lane Cove National Park and Bicentennial Park
Open local guide →2120Berowra Valley National Park and Dog Pound Creek
Open local guide →2077Berowra Valley National Park and Galston Gorge
Open local guide →2077Waitara Park and Hornsby town-centre edge
Open local guide →Keep it simple
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