NSW & ACT specific bushwalking discussion.
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Mon 14 Sep, 2020 4:13 pm
Hi all
I'm doing some training with a friend and we need a multi-day hike (maximum of 3 days) around NSW/ACT over the October long-weekend. We would have loved to have been doing the Coast Track, but the campground obviously books out super early. Light-to-Light was another option, but I believe over half the track is closed due to bushfire damage. Ideally we'd be near the South coast somewhere as one of us needs to end up there on the Monday. We checked out the 6 Foot Track in the Blue Mountains, which looks amazing, but the idea of driving 4.5 hours to the coast after 3 days of hiking was not appealing. So much of Namadgi is closed, so a lot of that is out.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Mon 14 Sep, 2020 8:12 pm
Check out the Budawangs in the Morton NP.
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Mon 14 Sep, 2020 8:48 pm
crollsurf wrote:Check out the Budawangs in the Morton NP.
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Haha, I probably should have mentioned I was just in the Budawangs over the weekend. Thank you for the suggestion though. We might end up going back if we can't find anywhere else suitable.
Mon 14 Sep, 2020 9:02 pm
We were meant to be doing the Light to Light in early October. I rang parks and wildlife last week and it wont be open until November at the earliest
Tue 15 Sep, 2020 8:30 am
Ant71 wrote:We were meant to be doing the Light to Light in early October. I rang parks and wildlife last week and it wont be open until November at the earliest
It's such a shame, isn't it? It would have been perfect for the amount of days/kms and location. I'll be keeping a close eye on it and potentially trying to do it as soon as it's open.
Wed 11 Nov, 2020 1:26 pm
Where did you end up going? The red track in bungonia is worth it if you string it into camping down by the shoalhaven
Thu 12 Nov, 2020 10:21 am
DoomTroopa84 wrote:Where did you end up going? The red track in bungonia is worth it if you string it into camping down by the shoalhaven
We ended up doing sections 1-3 of the centenary trail, which sounded a little boring, but was glorious in the end. If you haven't stayed at Northern Border campground before, I'd highly recommend it.
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