Yerranderie Trek

Have been to Yerranderie a couple of times via Limeburners and would not think it possible to take a trailor.Going up the escarpment is very steep,but then nothing is impossible.

I have travelled that track twice, although it has been four years since the last trip! When I travelled the track it would have been possible to drag a trailer along it. I recall seriously considering hitching up my old (non 4X4) trailer for my second trip but decided against it due to the low clearance it had. Some of the track going up (and more importantly DOWN) the escarpment is steep and niggly in places, but if you have decent low range reduction you should be fine.

Joe

I did the trip Kowmung R to Wombeyan via Limeburners in Oct last year - the track is steep and has a firm but gravelly surface - if you are towing a trailer and therefore must have all the family on board, I would suggest you go the long but safer way, in from the west.

hi DAVE,
in late 2000,we went to Limburners,Yerranderie,and dingo dell.in a Nissan GU 4.2 turbo patrol towing a 4X4 trailer.(fully loaded).in the car was 2 adults and 4
children.we had no difficulty what so ever,except a few broken eggs
over all a great trip,
cheers Brett .

You can find lat/long on trek notes Yerrandery on this web site.

Dave

My club did a trip to Yerranderie near the end of last year. Two trailers taken and both got through without a problem, and that was with a wet track.

We did Yerranderie in Dec2001 without a trailer but you shouldn't have too much problem if it is dry. We recently saw some new prados take a trailer up some really steep stuff at Hill end with no problem so the Patrol should be fine Di

We did Yerranderie in Dec2001 without a trailer but you shouldn't have too much problem if it is dry. We recently saw some new prados take a trailer up some really steep stuff at Hill end with no problem so the Patrol should be fine Di