Short trails in Blue Mountains NSW
Submitted: Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
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Savvas
Hi all .... Does anyone know of any easy short trails that are open to the public in the Blue Montains. Preferably around Blackheath,
Katoomba,
Leura and only for one or two hours. I will be up there sometime in the next couple of weeks for a couple of days, but won't have the opportunity to head up to the
Newnes plateau, Wollemi, or Kanangra. However, I'd still like to get the car a little dirty. The NPWS recommended trails to McMahons
lookout and Ingar camping ground remain closed since the Xmas bushfires.
Reply By: Member - Darren - Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
Savvas try the boiling billy books . The one we use is called 4wd
treks close to
sydney.It has distances,type of trek,time taken and trailer suitability.We hope this helps
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Reply By: Member - Tony - Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
G'day Savvas, I think you'll find most Blue Mtns tracks are still closed in the areas you spoke of (not that there was much open to 4WDs anyway!). You may have to go a little further (Kanagra-Boyd NP or
Lithgow area) to find some real fun. I'd go Kanagra - you can go Kowmung Fire Trail, Mt Werong etc, or back towards
Oberon. Plenty of State Forests, fire trails etc. Good maps are CMA Shooters
Hill (8830-II-S) and Gurnang (8829-I-N). You didn't say if you were going overnighters, but there is camping at
Dingo Dell (drop toilet) and Limeburners Flat (nil facilities). Have fun, Tony
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Follow Up By: Member - Tony - Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
Monday, Jul 08, 2002 at 00:00
Sorry Savvas, I forgot you mentioned you probably won't get to Kanagra, but it is only about another hour and a bit from
Katoomba, and the trails are worth the effort to get there. Cheers, Tony
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