In this text, Michael Keats takes you on a series of personal journeys through one of the least explored areas close to Sydney. Nature intrudes on every aspect of the walks and the author is often sidetracked to photograph reptiles, insects and plants. The history of the Engineers Track, like the Grose River itself, is a binding element that connects all the walks. The book is the first work written on the area from a dedicated bushwalker’s point of view.