Bob Turners Track The stats Distance: 7.4km return Elevation gain: 350m Difficulty: Moderate Summary: Bob Turners Track does head downhill quite a distance to the river, but only two sections are steep. Much of the trail is very gradual and there are plenty of flat sections too. Bob Turners Track lies in the lower part of the river, and is one of the easiest access routes. It offers great swimming in summer on a pleasant sandy beach.
Bob Turners Walking Track Bob Turners Trail, Colo Heights NSW 2756, Australia
Bob Turners Walking Track Hard • 4.5 (98) Wollemi National Park Photos (107) Directions Print/PDF map Length 4.5 miElevation gain 1,141 ftRoute type Out & back Experience this 4.5-mile out-and-back trail near Colo Heights, New South Wales. Generally considered a challenging route, it takes an average of 2 h 30 min to complete. Bob Turners Track has always been the easiest way to get into the remote parts of the Colo River. It's well graded and the National Parks have done work on the track. But beware there still is a fair bit of climbing to do and you definitely need to carry water for the climb out. Bob Turners track is the last access point to the Colo gorge. Day 1: Mountain Lagoon to Colo River (17km, 110m ascent, 7-10 hours) From Sams Way, walk north along the fire trail for 400m to a fork in the trail and a locked gate. The left hand branch is the Tootie Creek (T3) Track, which you will return on. The right hand branch is the Gospers Ridge Track, signposted to Colo Meroo.
Colo River Packraft trip (Bob Turners Track to Upper Colo Bridge) Sydney University Bushwalkers
Description: This trip starts with an hour long track walk to the river with a back pack. The track starts out and finishes with a series of steps but the rest of the time it has a gradual decline (with the occassional incline) to the river. Add extra time if you are carrying a boat. A hard shell boat would be difficult. Bob Turners Track is an easy day walk, and from Mountain Lagoon to Colo Meroo is a good overnight walk. The T3 Track from Mountain Lagoon to the Colo is a bit more challenging, as is Canoe Creek, although experienced walkers will find both relatively easy day trips. Further upstream the walks are more challenging. Bob Turners Track - Wollemi National Park 2011-10-17 Bob turners walking track located at Colo Heights. Started with a 3.5km hike to the pristine river campsite with a beautiful swimming spot.
Bob Turner's Track Archives Rachael Goldsworthy Realty
BeyondTracks - walks, bushwalking, hiking in Australia Bob Turner's Track is a walking track located at Colo Heights, New South Wales. The track commences 700m north of the Service Station at Colo Heights on the western side of the Putty Road. Follow the 2WD dirt track for about 3km to start of the walk.
A great trail through the Wollemi National Park, located near Colo Heights, located an hour and a half drive north west from Sydney, New South Wales. This out and back route begins and ends from the end of Bob Turners Trail Road. From here you'll follow the Bob Turner Walking Track all the way to Bob Turners camping area on the banks of the Colo River. You can stay the night or return via the. Bob Turners Track, the Colo River, & Mailes Cave. On Sunday 1 September 2019, Liam led us on another of his epic adventures. From Colo Heights we went down the excellent Bob Turners Track to the Colo River crossing, where we disgraced ourselves to varying degrees with some rather inelegant crossing techniques. Then it was on through the bush.
Bob Turners Walking Track 90 Reviews, Map New South Wales, Australia AllTrails
A few days later, we're descending Bob Turners Track into one of the world's largest gorges, where few people visit. What a privilege to be here. The walk is pleasant and soon enough we meet the river. We blow up the Alpacka rafts and take them for a 'test spin' by paddling upstream towards King Rapid, which is the river's toughest. Introduction Savage Ridge, opposite Canoe Creek on the Colo River Canoe Creek is a challenging day walk or easy overnight walk to where it joins the Colo River. As with almost all Colo River walks there is a steep climb in and out.
