Canberra Centenary Trail Stage 6 – Stromlo Forest Park to Tuggeranong Town Centre
Sat 18th Feb 2023
Walk
This urban fringe walk passes through several interesting locations and provides some excellent views. Points of interest include the Stromlo Bushfire Memorial, Cooleman Ridge, Kambah Pool (not the nude swimming beach), Red Rocks Gorge and the Tuggeranong Stone Wall. Around 23km and 550m climb, 6-7 hours walking, plus stops. For RU⇧4it, we can bag Narrabundah Hill/trig, Cooleman Hill/trig and Arawang trig. Car shuttle required. photo | Tuggeranong stone wall
Plan B. With 35°C forecast, a change of plans. Route shortened - by 1km. Very early start at 5am. Slight increase in climb to 600vm. I'll throw in Neighbour Hill and McQuoids Hill for RU⇧4it.
Look at the map of the trip and download the gpx file by following the very simple process here in 'How do I get this stuff?'
Additional Information
Booking deadline
Thu 16th Feb 2023 07:00pm
Length
Long
Terrain
Easy
Distance (km or hrs)
23km
Ascent
550vm
Descent
550vm
Map name
Canberra, Tuggeranong 1:25000
Terrain information
Well defined walking track
Transport information
Car shuttle required. Final arrangements sent by email to approved participants after bookings close
A walk or similar activity with a duration of a day or part day. No overnight gear required.
Date and Time
| Start: | Sat 18th Feb 2023 @ 05:00am |
| Approx Return: | Sat 18th Feb 2023 @ 01:00pm |
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