Bridle Track: Box Ridge Road Circuit

For four-wheel drive enthusiasts, the Bridle Track: Box Ridge Road Circuit Duramana is a scenic adventure worth exploring.

Located near Bathurst, this track offers a moderate challenge suitable for drivers of all experience levels. Accessible only by four-wheel drive vehicles and offroad camper trailers in good weather, it is not recommended for two-wheel drive vehicles or caravans. The starting point is in Bathurst, with a backtrack required to complete the return trip from the entrance of Box Ridge Road.

Along the circuit, visitors will find several reserve campsites, including Amy Anderson Reserve, Bruinbun Reserve, Tattersalls Hole Reserve, Black Gate Reserve, and Native Dog Reserve. These campsites provide peaceful and picturesque settings for resting and relaxing.

There are various attractions along the Bridle Track: Box Ridge Road Circuit Duramana. One of the highlights is the Monaghans Bluff lookout, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. The track also runs alongside the Macquarie River, allowing visitors to enjoy swimming and fishing opportunities. The weather is ideal for camping, and the river provides a refreshing escape from the heat.

To reach the Bridle Track: Box Ridge Road Circuit Duramana from Bathurst, follow the signs to the track entrance. It is located approximately 20 minutes from Bathurst off the Great Western Highway. Before embarking on the journey, ensure that your vehicle is suitable for off-road driving and that you have enough fuel, food, and water for the trip.