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4WD Adventure on the Bridle Track with BoxGrove Country Retreat - Bathurst

4WD Adventure on the Bridle Track with BoxGrove Country Retreat

Bathurstmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

5 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for participants comfortable with light walking over uneven terrain and spending time outdoors.

Overview

Drive a Land Rover Defender along New South Wales’ historic Bridle Track with BoxGrove Country Retreat. Experience gold rush history, scenic river gorges, and a charming lunch stop in Hill End on this private half-day 4WD tour.

$232.00
Bathurst, New South Wales

Bridle Track Adventure: Half-Day Private Tour

Ages 12+ • Experience the adventure of a lifetime with our Bridle Track Adventure!

Guided Tour

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About This Adventure

Embark on a thrilling half-day 4WD adventure through New South Wales in a Land Rover Defender 130. Traverse the historic Bridle Track, witness stunning landscapes, and explore gold rush sites. Enjoy a hearty lunch at a historic pub and relax at the serene Wallaby Rocks swimming hole, making unforgettable memories.

Embark on a thrilling half-day 4WD adventure through New South Wales in a Land Rover Defender 130. Traverse the historic Bridle Track, witness stunning landscapes, and explore gold rush sites. Enjoy a hearty lunch at a historic pub and relax at the serene Wallaby Rocks swimming hole, making unforgettable memories.

Adventure Tips

Wear sturdy footwear

The terrain along the Bridle Track includes uneven surfaces and rocky trails; proper shoes improve grip and comfort.

Bring sun protection

Exposed sections of the trail make sun safety vital—pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses.

Stay hydrated

Though water is supplied in the vehicle, carry a reusable water bottle to stay refreshed during stops and walks.

Camera ready for iconic views

Stops along the Macquarie and Turon Rivers offer exceptional photo opportunities; keep your camera accessible.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Wallabies
  • Kookaburras

History

The Bridle Track was carved out in the 1850s to connect Bathurst and the goldfields at Hill End, vital to miners in the gold rush era.

Conservation

BoxGrove promotes low-impact travel to protect the fragile bushland and waterways surrounding the Bridle Track and Wallaby Rocks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Sturdy walking shoes

Essential

Necessity for comfortable and safe footing on rugged trail sections.

Sun hat

Essential

Protects against sun exposure during exposed trail segments.

spring specific

Swimsuit and towel

Allows for a refreshing swim at Wallaby Rocks swimming hole.

summer specific

Light jacket

Essential

Useful for cooler temperatures and breeze, especially in mornings and late afternoon.

fall specific