Bundanoon Discovery Rambles

In addition to cycling, Bundanoon offers a wealth of walking opportunities, from easy village rambles to more strenuous hikes in rugged Morton National Park. Details of eight Bundanoon Discovery Rambles, shown on the map overleaf, can be downloaded from the Bundanoon community website, www.bundanoon.nsw.au. The walks take from 25 minutes to two hours and all start and finish at Bundanoon Railway Station. All but one of the walks is dog-friendly and most are particularly suitable for families. Along the way walkers will pass beautifully tended gardens, rolling farmland, unspoilt bushland and the homes of some of Bundanoon’s pioneer settlers. They will also see a rich variety of flora and fauna.Details of walking tracks within Morton National Park can be obtained by calling the National Parks & Wildlife Visitor’s Centre 02 4887 7270.

BUNDANOON& surrounds bike rides

For detailed information about rides in Bundanoon & surrounds contact Ye Olde Bicycle Shoppe ph 02 4883 6043 or www.wildhorizons.com.au

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Easy to moderate rides around this cyclist’s village on the edge of a stunning

National Park and State Forests

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Bundanoon, a charming Southern Highland’s village bordering the wild plateaux and gullies of Morton National Park, offers something for everyone on two wheels. The village hosts, each November, one of Australia’s largest cycling events, The Highland Fling Mountain Bike Marathon, when 1500 riders race a 110km route on rough tracks across the district. Bundanoon has long attracted cyclists. Indeed Ye Olde Bicycle Shoppe has been established for over 50 years and today can hire you a bike, take you on a tour, provide the all important coffee or advise on a ride.

Enjoy this selection of easy to moderate rides around Bundanoon. There are spectacular lookouts, shady rural roads and plenty of wildlife all within a few kilometres of the village centre. Take your time, take a picnic, take the family. Enjoy the ride!

What Bike to UseWhilst you can stay on the blacktop for some great rides around Bundanoon, most of these suggestions stray onto dirt roads and tracks. Whilst there is no technical mountain biking involved, a mountain bike is best suited to the rides although a hybrid or touring bike would also be fine.You’ll also need: Sunblock and sunnies, gloves (it’s cold in winter!) wet weather gear, puncture repair kit, pump and water bottle.

Weather CheckBundanoon is located in the Southern Highlands where four seasons in one day are not uncommon so plan for cool or wet foggy weather as well as glorious sunny days!

Getting HerePerfect for a day trip but wonderful for a weekend, Bundanoon is 1.5 hours drive from Canberra and Sydney. Countrylink and Citylink trains are also an option.Visit the Transport Infoline website to plan your trip at www.131500.com.au or call 131500.

Bloomin CaféRailway Ave, 02 4883 6354. Open 7 days 9am - 4.30pm for hot/cold drinks, cakes and meals.

Bundanoon Chinese Restaurant Railway Ave, 02 4883 6368. Open 7 days, (closed Monday lunch only).

Bundanoon ClubErith St, 02 4883 6174. Open 7 days 10-30am-Late. Community owned club with bar and bistro meals in the evenings (Wed-Sat). www.bundanoonclub.com.au

Bundanoon Country HotelErith St, 02 4883 6005. Open 7 days. Bar snacks and restaurant Wed-Sun. www.bundanoonhotel.com.au

Bundanoon Pizza & Pasta Church St, 02 48837733, Open Thurs-Sun 5pm-9pm. Pizza, pasta and drinks.

Primula CaféRailway Ave, 02 4883 6236. Open 7 days 8am-8-30pm for hot/cold drinks and meals.

Ye Olde Bicycle Shoppe Church St, 02 4883 6043. Open 7 days 8.30am-4.30pm for hot/cold drinks, cakes and meals. www.wildhorizons.com.au

Exeter General Store & CaféBundanoon Rd, Exeter. 02 4883 4289. Open 7 days 9am-5pm for hot/cold drinks, cakes and meals.

St Maur Vineyard Old Argyle Rd, 02 48834401, Cellar Door open Sat/Sun.

Most of these rides follow quiet roads and tracks with occasional forays onto busier rural roads.Keep your safety in mind at all times and remember to obey the road rules. Riding defensively and staying alert will help to make your cycling safer and more enjoyable.

IntersectionsYou should be extremely careful at all intersections. Make sure that drivers and other road users see you - use eye contact. Give clear hand signals whenever you are turning or changing lanes so other road users know what you are doing.

Cyclist HazardsThese include railway crossings, bridges and locations where the road suddenly narrows and the cyclist is forced into a ‘squeeze’ situation. Keep alert at these points.

Side by sideYou are legally allowed to ride two abreast but not more than 1.5 metres apart.

Riding in groupsTwo abreast may not be safe in some locations where motorists can come across you quite suddenly especially in 100km/h speed zones.

Road RulesVisit the RTA website at www.rta.nsw.gov.au to find out more about safe cycling, cycleway maps and the NSW road rules.

Tips for riding your bicycle safely• Always wear a correctly fitted,

approved bike helmet.• Obey traffic signs.• Ride on the left side of the road.• Be predictable and give hand

signals to turn left or right.• Give way to pedestrians and

other vehicles when entering and crossing a road.

• When using a footpath or shared pedestrian/bicycle path, keep to the left and give way to pedestrians.

• Maintain control of your bike at all times.

• Ensure your brakes and bell or horn work.

• Be seen - wear bright visible clothing.• At night or when visibility is

poor, your bike must display a white light (steady or flashing) on the front and a red light (steady or flashing) to the rear.

• The bike must also have a red reflector to the rear.

Bundanoon BikingOther Riding Options

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This brochure was jointly funded by the Wingecarribee Shire Council and the NSW Roads and Traffic Authority. The information in this brochure is intended as a guide only and is subject to change at any time without notice. It does not replace the relevant legislation. April 2009. Photography courtesy of Tourism Southern Highlands & John Hardwick.

Other Riding OptionsThere is a wealth of cycling opportunities available close to Bundanoon and the rides shown in this brochure are just a sample.

Mountain Biking – Pick up a copy of Mountain Bike Trails of the Southern Highlands for details on forest tracks and trails around Bundanoon, Penrose and Wingello. This map includes the 15km of purpose built singletrack and 50km of waymarked trails in Wingello State Forest Mountain Bike Park, 17km from Bundanoon. Please be careful not to ride on private land without permission. The map is available from Ye Olde Bicycle Shoppe and Wingello General Store or online from www.wildhorizons.com.au.

Road Riding – With a network of sealed rural roads across the Southern Highlands, Bundanoon makes a great base for extended road rides. Head west to Tallong and beyond, north to Berrima and Bowral or east to Fitzroy Falls and Robertson. Any number of 50-100km rides can easily be planned.

A good ride should be rewarded with a great place to drink and eat. There’s no shortage of choice in and around Bundanoon. In addition to the places listed below there’s also a bakery, delicatessen and supermarket.

Places to Stay:There’s plenty of choice for resting weary bodies after the ride. Hotel, Motel, YHA Guesthouse or Camping. Seewww.southern-highlands.com.au for full details or pick up a copy of the Bundanoon Visitors Guide.

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Ride 2 Bridge to Bridge 11km, Moderate.

Ride 3 To Viewpoint 11km, Easy.

Ride 4 Exeter Loop 15km, Easy to Moderate..

Ride 5 Ferndale/Old Argyle/Ellsmore Circuit 18 km, Moderate.

The RidesThe rides shown here just sample of the wealth of cycling opportunities available close to Bundanoon. You’ll see from the map that you can link parts of these rides together to form your own routes too! All rides start and finish from the Bundanoon Post Office.

Bundanoon Town RidesRide 1: Lookouts of Morton National Park 12km, Easy.An easy ride on mainly dirt roads checking out some of the spectacular lookouts in Morton National Park.Ride down Church St turning right after 80 metres into Gullies Rd (continuing straight leads down the very steep Constitution Hill). This dirt road descends to a T-junction at the base of Constitution Hill. Turn right and follow the road into Morton NP at Gambells Rest Camp/Picnic Area (toilets/water). The ride now follows single lane dirt roads in a loop around the park – watch out for lyrebirds and wallabies. 1.2 km after entering the park you come to an intersection. Riding left (signed Grand Canyon/Fairy Bower) continues the loop back to the park entrance (2kms), riding straight ahead offers a very worthwhile return trip (6.5kms) to take in Bonnie View lookout (a 2km loop) and then on to Echo Point with its wonderful lookout overhanging the cliffs. Ride back to the intersection and turn right to continue past Grand Canyon and Sunrise lookouts. Soon you’ll have completed the loop back to Gambells Rest. Head out of the park and back the way you came. The brave and the fit will accept the challenge of climbing Constitution Hill; most will turn left to climb back up the easier angled Gullies Road. * Note - There is no National Park entry fee for cyclists. DO NOT ride your bike on any

‘walking’ tracks in Morton National Park.

Ride 2: Bridge to Bridge 11km, Moderate.A full loop taking in the extremities of the village via two railway bridges. Head east along Railway Ave past all the shops and after 2km, just before you leave the village, turn left into Erith St across the railway bridge. Once across the bridge turn immediately right into a dirt track and take the left fork. After 80 metres turn left into an unmarked track. The start of the track is very narrow and begins just a few metres before the gatepost of “Corinda Grange”. This, Blue Gum Road, soon improves to a firetrail and then sealed road. Continue on to turn left into Ellsmore Road and soon you’ll come to a large park, Jordan’s Crossing (the original name for Bundanoon) on your left. A sealed bike path runs through the park from Ellsmore Rd. Follow this all the way past Bundanoon Oval to the Bundanoon Club, perhaps taking the opportunity for a cold drink on the verandah. From the club turn right into Erith St and after 60 metres right again onto a grassy bike path. At the end of the path continue straight across Ellsmore Rd into Old Wingello Road. Turning left here would lead, after a couple of hundred metres, to the pedestrian railway crossing and the village centre*. 1.3 kms down Old Wingello Road, the major road swings right to become Ferndale Road but you take the minor road to the left, a continuation of Old Wingello Road. This soon becomes a dirt track descending to some large puddles in all but the driest conditions. A big mob of kangaroos usually hang around the paddocks on the right. The track passes Ferndale Oval (toilets/water) through the trees and comes to a T junction. Turn left into the dirt Quarry Road which winds through scribblygums to cross your second railway bridge to reach the sealed Penrose Rd. Turn left, enjoy a brief climb, and then cruise back into the centre of the village with one last right turn opposite the fire station into Anzac Pde. * Note – This route, from Ellsmore Rd, can easily be followed as a shorter loop (6km)

of the western side of the village.

Ride 3: To Viewpoint 11km, Easy.Ride to a peaceful lookout via a mix of tracks on the western side of Bundanoon.Ride down Anzac Pde and turn left into Penrose Rd (signposted to Goulburn) following this through the village for 2.4 km to Coalmines Rd. 200 metres down Coalmines Rd turn right into a dirt track and at the first junction, the boundary of Morton NP, turn left (signposted to Viewpoint). Continue along the track and you’ll come to a beautiful lookout above the cliffs with views far down Bundanoon Creek. Squint and you can almost see the ocean! Return the way you came. Turn left into Coalmines Road and then right into Penrose Road.100 metres past the sandstone Bundanoon sign, turn left into Quarry Rd and follow for 2km until you come to the sealed road. Turn right into Ferndale Rd and follow for 1.5km to Hill St. At the top, turn left at the roundabout before turning right to cross the railway bridge and follow Anzac Pde back to the village centre.

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Ride 4: Exeter Loop 15km, Easy to Moderate.A visit to the neighbouring village of Exeter through rolling farmland.Head across the pedestrian railway crossing to ride down Ellsmore Rd. After 1.4km you’ll come to a T-junction. Turn left and after a further 1km the road becomes dirt for a short section - up then down with pretty rural views. Once back on the blacktop a 1.2km, steady hill gradually levels as you pass first Cornwall Rd then Sallys Corner Rd. 6km from starting you turn right into Middle Rd and thoughts might come to mind of milkshake or coffee at Exeter General Store. From the store, turn right and follow the main Exeter-Bundanoon road back to Bundanoon or cross the road in Exeter, go under the rail bridge and turn right to return to Bundanoon on the other side of the railway line.

Ride 5: Ferndale/Old Argyle/Ellsmore Circuit 18km, Moderate.A very enjoyable ride on generally quiet, sealed (11km) and dirt (7km) country roads with a chance for wine tasting en route!Head across the pedestrian level crossing at the railway station and follow Ellsmore Rd for 1.4km to a T-junction. Turn left and after a further 1km the road becomes dirt for a short section - up then down with pretty rural views. Once back on the blacktop enjoy a steady climb and turn left into Cornwall Rd , turn right into Westgrove Rd then left onto Sallys Corner Rd at the T-intersection. After 0.5km turn right if you want to sample the wines of St Maur (200 metres along the road). Otherwise turn left into Old Argyle Rd and follow this tree lined road (6km dirt) which becomes Ferndale Rd at a sharp left hand corner. From here enjoy a long downhill before the road undulates back into Bundanoon. Turn right into Hill St and at the top turn left at the roundabout before turning right to cross the railway bridge and following Anzac Pde back to the village centre.

WARNING: Rides 4 and 5 are winding rural roads which have sections of 80 and 100km/h speed zones and therefore may be unsuitable for young and novice riders.

Bundanoon bike rides

Note: Cyclists are not permitted to ride their bikes on any walking tracks in the Morton National Park. For further information about Morton National Park, camping enquiries or maps, please contact the National Parks and Wildlife Visitors Centre at Fitzroy Falls on p: 02 4887 7270.