Tracks
Tracks for Lane Cove National Park

Belinda Cres Fire Trail
This is one of the easier fire trails to ride in Lane Cove National Park. The trail follows the valley floor and hops back and forth across the creek often via a number of concrete fords. This trail passes Whale Rock. After rain the fords are anything from trickling to flooding with water. This trail is nice and cool to ride in summer.
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Belinda Cres Fire Trail

Canoon Rd Fire Trail
Steep, loose, and more steep. This fire trail is no easy ride.
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Canoon Rd Fire Trail

Day Rd Fire Trail
This is fairly straight, is of a consistent grade and tends to have conflict issues between riders. There are signs warning riders to slow down. There is a tap at the Day Street end. It's easy to miss. As you leave LCNP it is on your left, after the short rocky crest, against a chain mesh fence. Often with a dog bowl under it. If you get to the picnic table on the right and have not found the tap, you missed it. It was back about 20m.
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Day Rd Fire Trail

Firetrail
Some unofficial single tracks are found at the end of trail. One of them leads to a rock garden and should be rated as black.

Firetrail

Kissing Point Rd to Vimera Rd Cycleway
Sealed concrete RTA Cycleway. Steep and curvaceous. This link between Kissing Point Rd and Vimera Rd is abundant with commuting cyclists. Some of them go very fast, and can be rude (myself and two others saw it first hand) to other users. The result, this location has been the scene of a wire put across the cycleway and seriously injuring the first rider in the morning.

Kissing Point Rd to Vimera Rd Cycleway

Whale Rock Exit
Short and steep with rewards. At the top is North Epping Bowling Club, at the bottom is Whale Rock.
Whale Rock is very popular with walkers, especially kids and people with access issues (the elderly).

Whale Rock Exit