Presumably Blundell's Creek Road will now become a trail-bike super-highway.
Martin
On Mon, Nov 2, 2009 at 8:30 AM, Paul Taylor <> wrote:
Damien Farine wrote:
** Warks road appears to be permanently locked between Yellow Rabbit rd and Blundell's Creek rd, so looks like we have to go the long way from now on.
I was surprised to find the locked gate on Warks Road on Saturday afternoon too. I found the following
on the TAMS website*:
Road Closures
Well over 100 kilometres of roads and tracks that are no longer required have been closed and rehabilitated. Other roads that are needed for fire and land management, but which are not suitable for recreational vehicle access, have been locked. This has been done to minimise erosion and sediment movement and reduce the probability of accidental or malicious bushfire ignition. Access behind locked gates is permitted for pedestrians and cyclists only. Refer to the following Map (PDF 1.2 Mb) Note: This map is subject to change without notice.
http://www.tams.act.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0006/148353/Recreation_Zoning_Map_Jun09.pdf
The map is quite confusing; I can't tell if there is another way to get to the wet forest area on
Warks Road now. (I assume that Namadgi NP proper is outside of TAMS jurisdiction and
hasn't been similarly incarcerated.) I guess I'll have to go exploring and see how far I can get
along the roads that I know!
* http://www.tams.act.gov.au/play/parks_conservation_and_lands/parks_reserves_and_open_places/water_catchments/lower_cotter_catchment
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