WHERE IS IT? "Old Bara", 631 Bara Road, Bara (near Mudgee) NSW. Old Bara is around 25 minutes to the east of Mudgee and is a working cattle property. CAMP FEES Each site is $30.00 per night per caravan/tent. CAMPGROUND INFORMATION Old Bara has private campsites, just like the one we were on, scattered all over their property. If you are not fully self contained there are sites closer to the pit toilets. Otherwise, like us, you can go way down the back [Read more...]
TAHUNE FOREST AIRWALK is in Geeveston, a short hours drive from Huonville in Tasmania. If you don't like heights, this place is quite the challenge ...but don't let that deter you, the views are amazing!! WALKS 🌿 The Swinging Bridge Walk is a 3km track and the two swinging bridges cross the Huon and Picton Rivers! 🌿 The Tahune AirWalk will have you walking in the treetops and the 600m walk ends at a cantilevered platform that is 50m above the river!! 🌿 The Huon Pine [Read more...]
We stumbled across ROCKY CROSSING TRACK while exploring Barrington Tops National Park. We were on our way back to our campsite when we decided to have a quick look at Williams Top Picnic Area first. The picnic area was the start of the 12km return Rocky Crossing Track walk. The track follows the Williams River. On checking out the National Parks Map we decided to do the 2km return walk to Rocky Crossing. It was SPECTACULAR!! The pictures don’t do it [Read more...]
Cradle Mountain has 11 short walking tracks ranging from 20 minute circuits to 3 hour returns walks, something for all levels of fitness. Shuttle busses run from the Visitors Information Centre to five different locations between there and Dove Lake. Dove Lake being the most popular for tourists as Cradle Mountain is in clear view from ground level. We decided to do the Marions Lookout walk which is an 8km loop back to Dove Lake. The walk was quite hard in parts, with chains at [Read more...]
With a concrete pathway stretching from the bridge to the end of the breakwall, Stockton is a great place to get out and enjoy some fresh air with beautiful water views! From Stockton Breakwall you can take in the views of Stockton Beach, look back across the harbour to the City of Newcastle and quite often watch the tugs work as they bring the big ships into the port. Shipwreck Walk is a 2km return pathway along the Stockton Breakwall. Named Shipwreck Walk due to many ships coming to [Read more...]
