Bundanoon cycling route
Morton National Park
Overview
Bundanoon cycling route is an easy 14km bike ride with picnic areas and lookouts along the way to enjoy with the whole family.
- Where
- Morton National Park in South Coast, Country NSW
- Distance
- 14km return
- Time suggested
- 3hrs
- Grade
- Easy
- Entry fees
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Park entry fees apply for motor vehicles in the Bundanoon precinct of the park.
- Opening times
Bundanoon cycling route is always open, but may have to close at times due to poor weather or fire danger.
- What to
bring - Drinking water, hat, sunscreen
- Please note
- Drivers please watch out for bike riders and walkers. Riders please give way to walkers.
- Check the weather and road conditions before you set out. Weather can be unpredictable and the track can be boggy and potholed after rain.
Bundanoon cycling route is in Morton National Park and offers an easy, yet rewarding, day on the bike for all the family. Boasting amazing views from Southern Highland escarpment lookouts, this mountain bike track offers an assortment of picnic areas and undulating unsealed roads through the forest.
The trail weaves through open forest, alive with banksias and flowering shrubs, until you come to the edge of the escarpment formed by Bundanoon Creek. You’ll need to push your bike along the short walking paths to Tooths, Sunrise Point and Grand Canyon lookouts, but the vistas across Morton National Park are well worth the effort. Pack a picnic and enjoy a leisurely lunch along the way.
When riding to the park from Bundanoon, avoid the steep route down Constitution Hill, especially if riding with children. Instead, turn right down Gullies Road just after the church. You may need to walk back up this dirt road on your return trip, but this route makes for a pretty, shaded trek.
Also see
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Sunrise Point lookout
Sunrise Point lookout is a scenic stop along Bundanoon cycling route, in Morton National Park. Walk your bike down a short path to enjoy amazing views from the Southern Highlands escarpment.
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