The track is very good at the moment. Not sure how the driving time is only 1 hour 58 mins. We took a lot longer than that and only had a few stops along the way (over 4 hours) and didn't continue back on the track after joining up with the Brindabella Rd (from Gentle Annie Trail) - the joys of traveling with 3 kids under the age of 4. But we will definitely do it again and bringing more food along for the trip.

Just an update - there is now a drop toilet at Flea Creek and tables.

Hi Does anyone know if Macintyres Hut in the Brindabellas and Blue Waterhole campground in the Kosciusko National Park are likely to be crowded in the second week in January? Was originally planning on spending time in the Victorian High Country but most of the tracks seem to be closed due to flood damage. The Kosciusko National Park appears to be largely open, but I havn't found any info on the tracks in the Brindabellas, particularly those leading to Macintyres Hut. Thanks Graham

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Easy Drive. Did the drive 2wd Magna. Just follow Brindabella road around till you reach the start of 2sticks. Drive up a little after the rain but know your vehicle and you should be fine.

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Went and did this trek about 2 weeks ago. Definately a 4WD minimum requirement (i.e. I wouldn't suggest an AWD after any wet weather). We started the trip by heading North then West. The trail from Mt Coree back to Brindabella and Curries Rd had some genuine muddy steep slopes that would have proved difficult, if not impossible, for anything less then a 4WD, especially if trying to go UP those hills. All said and done, this was a great drive, stopped for lunch at Flea Ck and highly recommend it to anyone wanting to take and reasonably easy drive. Give yourself 5-6 hours to take it easy and enjoy. We plan to do it again in summer and camp at Flea Ck. Thanks again!

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