Jackson's Crossing advice!
Submitted: Friday, Mar 22, 2013 at 15:23
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mick78
Hello all, plan to visit Jacksons crossing, on the
snowy river! Couple of questions...
Been 8-10 yrs since last visit. Can you take a off road camper trailer? What is track like in? Have a cruiser 100 with 31 geolander ate fitted. Still a good
camp spot?
Plan on staying a few nights. Any advice for day trip or 4wd tracks to suit ifs cruiser?
Thank you!
Reply By: Member - Neil G (VIC) - Sunday, Mar 24, 2013 at 20:31
Sunday, Mar 24, 2013 at 20:31
Hi Mick,
Went into Jacksons Crossing about 2 weeks ago from the Yalmy Road and Varneys Track on the Orbost side. The track is pretty good but has a few mud holes between Roger River and the Snowy. I don't think this part has been graded since your last visit!
Pretty good camping spots if you turn upstream when you reach the Snowy.
Not sure about the four wheel tracks as we were just doing a drop off for a canoe trip from McKillops
Bridge. Very nice drive if you continue along the Yalmy Road to
Bonang and down to McKillops and return if you have plenty of time. Quite doable in a day.
Another shorter trip into Raymond Creek Falls is also very enjoyable.
Have a great trip and avoid
Easter if you can!
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Follow Up By: mick78 - Monday, Mar 25, 2013 at 04:48
Monday, Mar 25, 2013 at 04:48
Hey Niel, thanks for the reply. We plan to come in from the west side. Plan to do
the loop to the
bridge if we can cross the snowey depending on the river. Can you
camp on the west side? Is tHis
camp you mention upstream near the crossing?
Tha kd again!
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Follow Up By: Member - Neil G (VIC) - Monday, Mar 25, 2013 at 10:19
Monday, Mar 25, 2013 at 10:19
Hi Mick.
The
camp sites I mentioned are upstream when you reach the Snowy. You don't cross the river to get to them if coming from the Orbost side. I don't know much about the Gelantipy side as we always come up from Orbost. You can still do a day trip to McKillops
Bridge from the Gelantipy side without crossing the river by going in from Gelantipy on the Tubbut Road. This road is quite steep and windy in
places and is not a trip to be rushed!
Hope this helps,
Cheers Neil
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