A family-friendly 1.5km community walk supporting women's recovery programs on the Northern Beaches.
Sunday 8 March 2026
10:00am - 1:00pm
1610 Pittwater Rd, Mona Vale NSW 2103, Australia
$10 (children under 12 free)
Join a warm, community-focused walk through Kitchener Park to Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club, designed for families and supporters of women’s recovery. This community walk is a gentle 1.5km route that welcomes strollers, kids and dogs on leads, making it perfect for busy parents looking for an accessible, meaningful outing.
You'll experience a guided community walk led by local supporters and Youth Ambassadors from Northern Beaches high schools, with a short program of welcome and Acknowledgement of Country before the walk. Expect friendly faces, local connection, and a pace that suits all fitness levels — ideal for school-aged kids and parents wanting fresh air and purpose.
After the walk there’s a community celebration at Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club with refreshments and canapés between 11:00 and 13:00, offering time to mingle and learn about Women's Resilience Centre programs that support women's recovery across Australia. The event blends light exercise, family-friendly fun, and community support in a beautiful Northern Beaches setting.
is full of community spirit, gentle exercise, and chances to talk with other parents and supporters. The walk is ideal for middle-aged parents seeking an active yet relaxed outing with their children, and includes simple accessibility for prams and older family members.
This event is approximately 1 hour long and covers around 1.5km along park paths and the coastal path, starting at Kitchener Park and finishing at Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club. The walk begins after a short welcome and Youth Ambassador address, keeping things organised and friendly for families on a schedule.
What's included:
- Guided community walk with local supporters
- Celebration with refreshments and canapés at Mona Vale SLSC (11:00–13:00)
- Opportunities to connect with Youth Ambassadors and community members
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses) and your community spirit. Families will appreciate the stroller-friendly route and the chance for children to be involved in a positive community event focused on women's recovery.
The walk starts at Kitchener Park, 1610 Pittwater Road, Mona Vale and finishes at Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club on Surfview Road. There is easy access from the B-Line bus stop nearby and parking options close to the start and finish points for families driving in.
The route goes through park paths and along the coastal walkway; it is suitable for strollers and accessible for a range of fitness levels. Parents can plan for a short, flat walk that is family-friendly and manageable with young children.
If you need assistance or have accessibility questions, organisers typically provide clear meeting points (opposite The Resilience Circle, behind the B-Line bus stop) and friendly volunteers to help on the day. This makes the event easy to attend for busy families on the Northern Beaches.
All proceeds support Women's Resilience Centre recovery programs, including trauma-informed client care and mentoring that help women rebuild after domestic violence. The event emphasises community support and prevention, making every attendee's participation meaningful.
Accessibility: the walk is suitable for all fitness levels; families, strollers and dogs on leads are welcome. Children under 12 attend free, and adults/teens 12+ are asked to pay the registration fee, so families should plan accordingly.
Safety and comfort tips: wear comfortable shoes, bring water and sun protection, and plan to stay for the celebration at the Surf Life Saving Club if you can. The timeline is structured to allow families a relaxed pace and time to connect after the walk.
Registration is required: cost is $10 per person (adults/teens 12+), and children under 12 are free. The fee includes refreshments and canapés at Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club, making it a great value family morning out.
Tickets and event registration details are usually available via the event organiser or council event page; early registration helps organisers plan catering and accessibility support. Proceeds go directly to funding free recovery programs for women across Australia.
If you’re planning a family outing, consider registering early to secure places and help support women's recovery programs while enjoying a community walk on the Northern Beaches.
