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Wallaroo Rubble
On the Wallaroo arm, plenty of loose rocky rubble (up to cricket ball size) here so grip isn't the best.
Wallaroo/Salvation Junction
Right heads back to West Head Road, left is off to Wallaroo/Yeomans tracks.
Salvation Tracks
At a Glance
Wallaroo Jeff
Jeff on one of the steeper drops on the Wallaroo Arm. It doesn't look much as usual, and to be honest if you stay in the centre here you can't go far wrong.
Wallaroo View
View from the end of the Wallaroo Track. It's a bit overgrown here so don't come this way just for what you see here.
Wallaroo Rubble
On the Wallaroo arm, plenty of loose rocky rubble (up to cricket ball size) here so grip isn't the best.
Nice out and back firetrail where the only climbs to speak of are short, steep, and some suprisingly technical.
SBS Coverage of Nationals
"A whole hour of footage from this years National Championships will be televised on SBS, Sunday the 19th of Feb, at 11am.
It’ll also include a helmet cam run down the course with Junior Downhill World Champion Amiel Cavalier."
Info taken from Farkin.net. Well worth a look for anyone at home not riding
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Morgan Road, Power Lines
Has anybody ridden "Power Lines" at Morgan Road recently, ie last six months. The Sydney Trails Book I have says it has some steep and progressively bigger shutes the further into the trail you go, but this review is atleast three years old. I am trying to gauge what it is like before I commit to it and the associated long uphill back out of it.
In case you have explored it without knowing its name, "Power Lines" comes off the main fire trail about half way between the carpark and the flying club fence. It drops off onto the the right side and its start also doubles as the start to nursery
Paths coming...
Someone's been busy with Google Earth. A few paths have been added and am sure there's more on the way.
Oxford Falls for example (click to enlarge):
Actually, Oxford Falls is a good example for a number of reasons, not least of which is that I'm not too sure on the names of half these trails - please post a comment with your corrections ;)
Anyhow, download the full file here: NoBMoB KMZ. Google Earth is now also available for the Mac apparently, but for those without this great app. there supposedly is a way to get this info to appear in your browser with Google Maps. Might play with that later... any requests?
Another Junction
The Perimeter Trail carries on ahead here. Up to the left leads back to Booralie Road.