Mittagong to Oberon information required.
Submitted: Sunday, May 18, 2008 at 23:43
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Splits
Has anyone got any up to date information on the route from Mittagong to
Oberon as outlined in Ron and Viv Moon's book titled Discover Australia 4WD 2004 edition.
I have found a small amount of info. in the archives but most of it is a few years old. One thread titled "Mittagong to Oberon" came up as not available. I have been hearing stories about some sections of it being closed so I am not sure how accurate the book is these days.
Some friends and I want to
check it out with a view to taking a club trip through there later in the year.
Brian
Reply By: Member - bushfix - Monday, May 19, 2008 at 08:53
Monday, May 19, 2008 at 08:53
G'day,
several different routes you could take out of
Wombeyan Caves towards
Oberon. You may even want to turn off to the Kowmung iand come out at Kanangra Walls Road. Get a hold of the 1:25000 CMA topo maps such as Mt Armstrong, Gurnang, Kanangra and surrounding and take a chainsaw and drag chain with you as there is a good chance you will come across timber on the tracks. The Gurnang is beautiful bush, but don't expect anything challenging 4by wise.
I don't have distances but it is an easy day drive. A group may
camp at Mt Werong huts or Yerranderie (return trip only.)
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Reply By: Splits - Monday, May 19, 2008 at 11:34
Monday, May 19, 2008 at 11:34
Thanks everyone. It looks like there is an easy way through and a more difficuly route that Ron and Viv found. They mention the Range Trail, Mount Werong Fire Trail and Limeburners but it does not appear to get challenging until you get into the Limeburners area and I see that is now closed.
They then mention an easy run into Yerranderie and back out on the same road to
the junction with Limeburners Road. From there it is onto the
Oberon Stock Route for about 22 ks then into the Gurnang
State Forest through
Dingo Dell to Kanangara Wells and finally onto
Oberon.
It looks like there is plenty of nice scenery even if the 4WD bit of it is not as good as it used to be. We will go and have a look and maybe even tie it in with
the loop down through the
Abercrombie River National Park.
Brian
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