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A 28km six hour loop with stunning sandstone walls, passing through the Old Great North Road, interpretive panels along the way.
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One of the oldest stone bridges in Australia built by convicts.
The 43-km UNESCO world heritage trail contains Australia's oldest stone bridge, built by convicts between 1826 and 1836, which include Clares Bridge and Circuit Flat Bridge. The entire track takes about 2-3 days to hike, much more strenuous than an ordinary NSW hiking trail. Birdwatching opportunities are more than frequent.