Ewanrigg

Ewanrigg is a captivating garden in Leura, NSW, renowned for its intricate network of pathways and steps that invite exploration. Designed in the 1940s by Margaret Pratten and landscape designer Paul Sorrenson, the garden features rock walls, stone paths, and a bridge spanning a serene waterway. Over the decades, it has been nurtured by various caretakers, including Mavis and Carl Judd, and currently by Matthew Muir and James Peters. The garden's design encourages visitors to amble and explore its intricate network of pathways and steps while admiring the foresight and talent of its creators and those who have nurtured it since.