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5 Day hike in NSW

Postby clieschke99 » Tue 22 Sep, 2020 5:16 pm

Hi, I'm looking to do a 5 day hike in a mountainous area in NSW. Looking for some suggestions?
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Re: 5 Day hike in NSW

Postby ribuck » Tue 22 Sep, 2020 7:27 pm

Well, we don't know your ability and interests, but you could do worse than the Blue Mountains, e.g. Kanangra Walls - Dexs Creek - Coxs River - Mobs Soak - Breakfast/Coxs Junction - Dunphys Camp Ground. This would need someone to drop you off at the beginning and pick you up at the end.

If you want a round trip, try the Budawangs. Start at Wog Wog and do a circuit that includes Monolith Valley. If you are fit and keen, you can add a scramble up The Castle. Lots of camping caves on this circuit.

Both of these options require good navigation skills and the ability to be self-reliant.
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Re: 5 Day hike in NSW

Postby rachel_g » Wed 23 Sep, 2020 7:01 pm

ribuck wrote:Well, we don't know your ability and interests, but you could do worse than the Blue Mountains, e.g. Kanangra Walls - Dexs Creek - Coxs River - Mobs Soak - Breakfast/Coxs Junction - Dunphys Camp Ground. This would need someone to drop you off at the beginning and pick you up at the end.


Be aware that Kanangra-Boyd National Park for bushwalking purposes is still closed, so the above route is not doable at the moment. (The only sections open are the main road and lookouts)
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Re: 5 Day hike in NSW

Postby ribuck » Thu 24 Sep, 2020 4:56 am

Thanks Rachel. Being stuck outside Australia I'm not up-to-date on all the closures.
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Re: 5 Day hike in NSW

Postby rcaffin » Thu 24 Sep, 2020 12:51 pm

Iirc, Dunphy Car Park is also effectively unusable - the bridge was damaged in the floods earlier this year.

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Re: 5 Day hike in NSW

Postby Tyreless » Thu 24 Sep, 2020 3:02 pm

rcaffin wrote:Iirc, Dunphy Car Park is also effectively unusable - the bridge was damaged in the floods earlier this year.

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A new bridge has been built and is open.
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Re: 5 Day hike in NSW

Postby Ms_Mudd » Fri 25 Sep, 2020 10:19 am

Whereabouts roughly are you located and how far would you like to travel?
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