Braidwood to Cooma

Thanks Frank, sounds good. Yes I'm a bit adventurous as well, after Mungo and the Darling River run this one sounds like a walk in the park.

Safe travels,
Pete

I now remember Big Hole campground. You'll get your rig in there and camp, no probs.

Cheers

Thanks Andrew but the link to the Cascades takes you to a location 280km South of Perth. Did you go the long way round? :-)

?? The Cascades (Tuross Falls) are about 8kms SSE of Countegany. Pretty spot.

Andrew,

OK, got you now. If you search for Tuross Falls on ExplorOz it takes you to Wadbilliga National Park. The description talks about the Cascades but the link on that page takes you to the Cascades in WA. Tuross Falls looks good though.

So that means you didn't go the long way round then? :-)

Pete

Pete, we took a very long way round, almost worth a blog in itself! ? We were going to gradually wend our way north from Eden, crisscrossing between the coast and the inland highway to the west of the ranges. But torrential rain put paid to that, as it would now. There were landslides, bridges washed away, roads flooded.
To cut a long story short, instead of heading to Eden from Jindabyne, we ended up going down to Orbost (and Malo) via the Snowy, seeing it in flood for the first time (7m at McKillops Bridge)
Then up the coast, finally west through Araluen, then down through Braidwood, Ballalaba, Togganoggera. After Cooma, north to Bredbo (pancakes to die for), follwed by Jerangle, Captains Flat and Queanbeyan.
Cheers
Andrew

Yep, that's the long way round. Hopefully by the time we go, around end January, all the rain will have cleared and we'll be able to go the short way.
All the best,
Pete

Thanks Heather. After Frank's response I checked out Wyanbene Caves on the net and there's a current warning for the area.
http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/visit-a-park/parks/Deua-National-Park/Local-alerts
I'll check again before we leave as you suggest, currently planned for end January.

Thanks again,
Pete