It starts next to one of the entrances to Rushcutters and finishes about 400m up once it reaches the bay. It has quite a lot of oysters and other ocean animals in it though surprisingly no eels.
Ogre's Hovel by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrI found this old Cave Clan tag from 1989 too
Old Cave Clan Tag by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrIt also features this old disused sewer oviform which runs above Rushcutters. Not sure where this goes as I didn't explore it but I may come back if I find out it is worth seeing.
Disused Sewer by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrNow I will move onto Clogged Clam. Despite this drain's close proximity to the city I have never seen anyone talk about this one and the lack of tags inside further prove that it seems to be relatively unknown.
City Drains by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrIt ends up becoming quite tall, around 10' however it is very slippery and had some eels in it so not the most fun...
City Drains by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrSoon after it turns to the right it shrinks to only about 6'
City Drains by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrThe final oneI will talk about is Vertigo. Unlike the other two I have seen this one talked about quite a bit.
City Drains by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrAfter about 300m you come to this junction room with Vertigo on the left and a 4' offshoot to Streamway to Heaven on the right. I am hoping to come back soon to take the other tunnel to go see Streamway to Heaven though I have heard the slide you come to is quite hard to do.
City Drains by Abandoned Sydney, on FlickrFurther up Vertigo with a nice little friend on the roof
City Drains by Abandoned Sydney, on Flickr