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Braidwood gravel

There are some excellent gravel options to Braidwood. You just need to be prepared to be a little adventurous.

Posted byCyclingGravelJuly 8, 2021September 7, 2022Posted inAround Canberra, Gravel CyclingTags:Araluen Road, Bombay Road, Braidwood, Captains Flat Road, Cooma Road, Coxes Creek Road, Forbes Creek Road, Gumms Road, Harolds Cross Road, Hoskinstown, Kings Highway, Little Bombay Road, Mulloon Creek, Mulloon Fire Trail, Parlour Creek Road, Rossi Road, Shoalhaven River, Tallaganda National Park, Tallaganda State Forest, Vernelly RoadLeave a comment on Braidwood gravel

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Epic Settlers Road adventure to Cessnock. Nice not to be racing #convict100 style!

All it needs is some snow…

When hike-a-bike is totally ok.

Is this science? If so, is this absolutely true or is extra velocity at some point creating less dust?

It’s the year of cattle on a rail trail. This one was not friendly - running at me when stopped. Good trail though.

Definitely the #dirty130 highlight. Thanks to @wagga_gearsandbeers and the local farming community for this and other off-road routes.

Warm up for #dirty130 @wagga_gearsandbeers with trundle to Junee. Canola and seemingly alluring sheep post box.

Embracing the forest gravel and beach sand. That’s #fatbikelife.

So, there are other options than apprehensively running ahead of the bike each time it tries to pass…..

End of day, last of the gravel before town.

The cattle and I are equally bemused by the random sculpture

Farm activity on today’s gravel ride. Impressive.

More usual gravel riding resumed.

Long Canyon on Burr Trail - if you keep going, plenty of gravel on offer.

So, for something a little different, the slightly gravel ride to the Hollywood sign. Worth it.

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