michael_p wrote:I thought I had a copy of the Doughton book but I can't find it. So I can't comment on his route.
Using the start point as described in this blog post: http://mntviews.blogspot.com/2015/06/cu ... ralia.html and this one: https://www.johnevans.id.au/wp/30-june- ... -mountain/ . I checked the access road used by both bloggers on the NSW SIX maps and it shows that the access road is connected to Charleys Forest Road. There is no boundary line shown on the SIX map between the access road and Charleys Forest Rd or the access road and the NP.
I am no expert but it appears to be a legal access point. It also appears that the locked gates as shown on the topo either aren't locked or don't exist. I expect that the local land owners have probably put a gate up at the main road to stop people from driving down the access road.
Michael.
Mark F wrote:No recent knowledge but I did Currockbilly many years ago from Yadboro Flat. We walked up the Yadboro River to Currockbilly and the returned along Wirritin Ridge.
Huntsman247 wrote:Mark F wrote:No recent knowledge but I did Currockbilly many years ago from Yadboro Flat. We walked up the Yadboro River to Currockbilly and the returned along Wirritin Ridge.
That sounds like quite a work out Mark. I intend to walk the top of the wirritin basin to have a look at that ridge. I like the idea of going from Currockbilly, down the ridge and up Snedden Pass before coming out at wog wog. How did you go for water when you did your trip? Am I correct in assuming there is none for the length of the ridge? And that the Yadboro river is it?
It's a great walk! I'd be interested to see how many people have been there since.mirv2535 wrote:This is great thanks we are heading out there next weekend!
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