Overview Almost entirely within forests and National Park, the Trail offers a rich variety of scenery, from dense forests to trout-filled rivers and sub-alpine meadows. Rich in history too, this part of the Trail encounters the sites of many old gold towns and pioneer settlements. This is big, rugged country …
Overview Here the Trail crosses the vast alpine playground of Kosciusko National Park, the land of mountain horsemen, wildflowers and snow gums. The Trail skirts wilderness areas and uses roads and trails once constructed for the Snowy Mountains Scheme. Rating Challenging. The more remote areas are recommended for competent, fit …
Overview The National Trail traverses the southern highlands of New South Wales, and the fine wool growing districts. This is an historic area, first settled around 1820. Passing through Taralga and Gundaroo, The National Trail follows the equestrian trail system through the Australian Capital Territory around Canberra’s outer suburbs before …
Overview This section takes you across the rich plains of the Upper Hunter Valley, breeding centre of Australia’s horse industry. Following quiet roads and historic stock routes, the Trail leads to the top of the Great Dividing Range and along the vast wilderness of the Wollemi and Blue Mountain National …
Overview Rugged and remote, the Trail here follows the rivers and gorges of the Demon Fault line, picks up the historic stock route through Nowendoc then climbs through the forests into Barrington Tops. Much of this section is State Forest or National Park and includes Oxley Wild Rivers, Werrikimbe, Woko …
Overview This section traverses rugged remote country just east of the Great Dividing Range, following the Demon Fault Line. The route is well watered but long climbs require a high level of fitness in walkers, riders and horses. There is a great variety of scenery and access to several national …