Northern Beaches - Best spots to watch the winter solstice sunrise 2020

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Best spots to watch the winter solstice sunrise

Northern Beaches Council 20 Jun 2020

Before we all had a reliable calendar in our back pocket, the sun was the best way to track the time of year, and the winter solstice marked the official start of winter - meaning, we're moving towards longer, brighter days.

So, if you're eager to sacrifice your Sunday sleep-in, here are the best spots to watch the sunrise while it's at it's most northerly point.

Source: Northern Beaches Council : Best spots to watch the winter solstice sunrise

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