Travelling north, after you exit Dungog, any other set of directions given to you by Google Maps will lead you along gated private access roadways, which essentially become dead-ends. To our knowledge, the above is the only access via public roads.

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Shortly after the turn on to Oak Gate Road, the unsealed roadway briefly becomes single lane with no shoulder, and a steep cliff on one side for a short while. It is safe for travel, but vehicles cannot pass one-another. There are only a handful of homes along this road, so traffic is very little and infrequent, but if you encounter another vehicle, one or the other of you will need to carefully reverse to a point where one can pass the other.

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If your vehicle is too low to handle rough terrain, you can arrange to park it in Dungog (let us know and we can recommend a location) or there is a flat area on the left that you can reasonably park your vehicle at, near the turn on to Oak Gate Road. Then call James to drive down to collect you.