jonnosan wrote:Hi Wildwander - if you go to https://maps.six.nsw.gov.au/, search for 'COXS RIVER CAMPING AREA" then click on 'Map Contents' near top right, and turn on the 'Lot Boundaries' layer you will be able to see the property boundaries. This shows that the Cox's river and the banks are outside anyone's property. you can also see where there are public road easements - anything else is private.
Xplora wrote:If you stay on the northern side of the river from Cox's river reserve then you will pass fenced private property and from memory one house close to the river. I walked down from Breakfast creek once and came across the owners. At first it was a bit of a 'what do you think you are doing' but turned out we had friends in common and all was good. As long as you are on the Crown land frontage you have every right to continue walking. There is no real need to go on any road. These people know all too well the lawful right of way so just wave and be polite. I would not think anyone out there would get nasty and would fall foul of the law if they were. High water has stopped me once from Yellow Pup to Breakfast creek and another time it was a deep wade. Lots of crossings. Not sure what you are intending with a loop back. You can loop it back to Breakfast Creek from Yellow Pup then up Ironmunger and over to Tin Pot to be back on the Cox's. It has been some years since I have been there so my memory may be faded.
Xplora wrote:With the dam about to spill I think this trip may be postponed. Waters will back up quite a way when the dam is full and that will affect crossings.
Xplora wrote:With the dam about to spill I think this trip may be postponed.
Earlier on Saturday afternoon police and emergency services rescued two bushwalkers who were returning from a camping trip while walking the Six-Foot Track at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains.
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