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Leslie Street Spit

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Update on directions: Park your car at the end of Leslie St (and Unwin). Take your bike through the gate and follow the road towards the end of the spit. You will pass through a gate used during the week for trucks. Keep on going. You will pass over a floating bridge. If the bridge is open, then go back and take your first right through a gate that is closed (but has a path-around for bikes). There is a storage shed near this gate. Follow this road around the manmade pond.

Best time
It is only accessible on weekends from 10 am till 6 pm Best times: After 10 am…
Crowd
As it is accessible only by bikes/blades, there are some really buffed guys there.
Watch out
Don't forget the sunblock!
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Not yet · updated 2009

Wheelchair: Not accessible

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The guide

When to go

It is only accessible on weekends from 10 am till 6 pm Best times: After 10 am Dates open: It is only accessible on weekends from 10 am till 6 pm

Etiquette

Once you get to the water, turn to your left, lots of little clearings. Lots of at the end of the beach.

Nudity: Yes / It is illegal, but there is plenty of warning if the police arri

Safety

Don't forget the sunblock!

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Visitor

But aren't we bushwhackers a threatened and endangered species who are stressed over our loss of habitat, too? I say live and let live!

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Visitor

it's a sensitive bird area probably because there are ground nesting birds nesting there who will probably be stressed by all the bush whackers trudging through their home.

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go out along the spit and keep right at the fork in the road where it splits to go around the lagoons - cross the red pontoon bridge across the inlet to lagoon #3 - keep going another couple hundred yards till you see a portable washroom cubicle on your right.. Take a right down the grey gravel path and follow it all the way to the beach. Action is toward the end of beach (to your left when you reach the water) Have fun!

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