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Sydney to Canberra Route Instruction Int Km Tot Km START 2017 Sydney Melbourne 1200 - Day 1 - Sydney to Canberra Route instruction Int km Tot km START: THE ROCKS, SYDNEY - Hickson Road Reserve, Hickson Rd 0.0 0.0 ride north on Hicksons Ave, under Sydney Harbour Bridge, then south SO Sussex St 1.7 1.7 at King St, R onto cycle path and cross Pyrmont Bridge 0.5 2.2 L Murray St 0.8 3.0 L Pyrmont St 0.3 3.3 R Quarry St 0.4 3.7 L Harris St 0.1 3.8 R Broadway which becomes Parramatta Rd 0.9 4.7 L Liverpool Rd (dir: Ashfield, Liverpool) 6.0 10.7 R Camden Valley Way (dir: Bringelly) 30.1 40.8 cross Camden Valley Way at lights to join the bike path 1.5 42.3 on the opposite side of the road L @ lights Camden Valley Way 3.3 45.6 cross Camden Valley Way at the lights to rejoin the bike path 0.8 46.4 cross Camden Valley Way at Narellan Rd 13.1 59.5 and continue on Camden Valley Way continue through CAMDEN onto Cawdor Rd 4.9 64.4 L @ Give Way sign Mt Hercules Rd 10.9 75.3 R @ T Remembrance Drwy 1.2 76.5 and continue through Picton, Tahmoor and Bargo R Remembrance Drwy (dir: Yanderra, Yerrinbool) 26.7 103.2 and continue through Yanderra and Yerrinbool L Old South Rd 12.5 115.7 R Aylmerton Rd 3.4 119.1 L @ T Old Hume Hwy 1.9 121.0 CHECKPOINT: MITTAGONG - Winifred West Park (on left) 4.9 125.9 on leaving checkpoint L into Church Ln L @ T Regent St 0.1 126.0 R Range Rd over railway bridge 0.3 126.3 veer left to stay on Range Rd 0.8 127.1 R @ T Tourist Rd (dir: Bowral) 10.3 137.4 L @ T Kangaloon Rd 0.6 138.0 veer left Kangaloon Rd (dir: Kangaloon) 0.9 138.9 ROBERTSON - R Illawarra Hwy (dir: Moss Vale) 15.2 154.1 L Nowra Rd (dir: Fitzroy Falls, Nowra) 17.0 171.1 R @ T Yarrawa Rd (dir: Bundanoon) 1.2 172.3 L @ T Mt Broughton Rd 3.4 175.7 R @ T Werai Rd (dir: Penrose, Bundanoon, Exeter) 3.3 179.0 L @ T Railway Ave (dir: Bundanoon) 6.4 185.4 BUNDANOON - R Anzac Pde 4.1 189.5 L Penrose Rd (dir: Goulburn) 0.2 189.7 and continue through Penrose, Wingello and Tallong L @ T Hume Hwy (dir: Goulburn) 31.2 220.9 exit Hume Hwy into Service Centre 2.7 223.6 CHECKPOINT: MARULAN - Roadhaven Café (past the petrol station) 0.6 224.2 on leaving checkpoint rejoin Hume Hwy exit Hume Hwy (dir: Marulan South, Bungonia) 1.9 226.1 2nd exit @ roundabout Jerrara Rd (dir: Bungonia) 0.3 226.4 BUNGONIA - L @ T Mountain Ash Rd (dir: Windellama) 14.6 241.0 R Sandy Point Rd (dir: Tarago) 26.5 267.5 R Cullulla Rd (dir: Tarago) 5.6 273.1 R Braidwood Rd 16.7 289.8 CHECKPOINT: TARAGO 0.0 289.8 on leaving checkpoint return the way you came then R Wallace St CAUTION: railway crossing on angle 1.0 290.8 3rd exit @ roundabout Bungendore Rd (dir: Sutton) 29.8 320.6 L Macs Reef Rd (dir: Sutton, Canberra) 9.5 330.1 L @ T Federal Hwy (dir: Canberra) 10.1 340.2 R Mouat St (dir: Lyneham, Belconnen) 15.4 355.6 L Archibald St 0.8 356.4 CHECKPOINT: CANBERRA - Bush Capital Lodge (on right) 1.9 358.3 Sydney Melbourne 1200 - Day 2 - Canberra to Laurel Hill Route instruction Int km Day Tot Tot km CHECKPOINT: CANBERRA - Bush Capital Lodge (on right) 0.0 0.0 358.3 on leaving checkpoint R Dryandra St SO at No Through Road sign and continue onto bike path 2.5 2.5 360.8 join Barry Dr at end of bike path 0.1 2.6 360.9 R Northbourne Ave (dir: Queanbeyan, Cooma) 1.3 3.9 362.2 SO Capital Circle (dir: Woden, Queanbeyan) 2.8 6.7 365.0 SO around Capital Circle (dir: Woden, Tuggeranong) 1.2 7.9 366.2 SO Yarra Glen (dir: Woden) 2.5 10.4 368.7 1st exit @ roundabout Yamba Dr (dir: Woden Centre, Tuggeranong) 3.2 13.6 371.9 SO Erindale Dr (dir: Tuggeranong) 6.2 19.8 378.1 veer L Erindale Dr (dir: Tuggeranong Town Centre) 1.7 21.5 379.8 1st exit @ roundabout Ashley Dr (dir: Chisholm Centre) 1.6 23.1 381.4 L Clift Cres (dir: Richardson) 2.0 25.1 383.4 L @ T Johnson Dr (dir: To Monaro Hwy) 2.3 27.4 385.7 2nd exit @ second roundabout Monaro Hwy (dir: Cooma) 0.7 28.1 386.4 BREDBO - Snowy Mountains Café opens 7:30am 59.9 88.0 446.3 CHECKPOINT: COOMA - any shop 34.1 122.1 480.4 on leaving checkpoint continue on Sharp St/Snowy Mountains Hwy R Snowy Mtns Hwy (dir: Adaminaby, Tumut) 7.7 129.8 488.1 CHECKPOINT: ADAMINABY 44.6 174.4 532.7 on leaving checkpoint continue on Snowy Mtns Hwy (dir: Tumut) CHECKPOINT: WOLGAL HUT (on left) 36.5 210.9 569.2 on leaving checkpoint continue on Snowy Mountains Hwy L Link Rd (dir: Cabramurra, Khancoban, Tumbarumba) 1.5 212.4 570.7 SO Goat Ridge Rd 15.3 227.7 586.0 R Bradleys Dr 32.2 259.9 618.2 CHECKPOINT: MCPHERSONS PLAINS ALPINE CARAVAN PARK 2.5 262.4 620.7 on leaving checkpoint return the way you came R @ T Elliott Way 2.6 265.0 623.3 R @ T Tooma Rd (dir: Tumbarumba, Wagga Wagga) 14.5 279.5 637.8 TUMBARUMBA: R @ T Winton St (dir: Tumut) 17.3 296.8 655.1 L Bridge St (dir: Tumut) 0.3 297.1 655.4 R The Parade 0.1 297.2 655.5 R into driveway of Laurel Hill Forest Lodge 16.8 314.0 672.3 CHECKPOINT: LAUREL HILL FOREST LODGE 0.4 314.4 672.7 2017 Sydney Melbourne 1200 - Day 3 - Laurel Hill to Camp Nillahcootie Route instruction Int km Day Tot Tot km CHECKPOINT: LAUREL HILL FOREST LODGE 0.0 0.0 672.7 on leaving checkpoint L @ T Batlow Rd R Courabyra Rd (dir: Tarcutta) 5.7 5.7 678.4 R @ T Linden Roth Dr (dir: Jingellic, Wagga Wagga) 12.9 18.6 691.3 L Jingellic Rd (dir: Jingellic) 1.4 20.0 692.7 JINGELLIC - Support Point (food and drinks provided) 39.8 59.8 732.5 R C546 (dir: Granya) 0.9 60.7 733.4 veer right C542 (dir: Hume Dam, Albury) 55.1 115.8 788.5 L @ T Riverina Hwy (dir: Hume Weir) 35.1 150.9 823.6 CHECKPOINT: LAKE HUME - Lake Hume Tourist Park (on left) 0.4 151.3 824.0 on leaving return along Murray St L Trout Farm Rd 0.2 151.5 824.2 R B400 Murray Valley Hwy (dir: Wodonga) 7.3 158.8 831.5 L C531 Kiewa Valley Highway (dir: Yackandandah, Mt Beauty) 7.6 166.4 839.1 R C527 Yackandandah-Wodonga Rd (dir: Yackandandah) 4.3 170.7 843.4 L C533 Lindsay Rd (dir: Tangambalanga) 5.8 176.5 849.2 R @ T Allans Flat Rd 2.1 178.6 851.3 R Gap Flat Rd 5.6 184.2 856.9 L Wallace Rd 0.2 184.4 857.1 L Osbornes Flat Rd 0.7 185.1 857.8 R @ T C527 Myrtleford-Yackandandah Rd (dir: Yackandandah) 8.4 193.5 866.2 YACKANDANDAH - L C532 High St (dir: Beechworth) 2.5 196.0 868.7 L C315 Beechworth-Wodonga Rd (dir: Beechworth) 5.6 201.6 874.3 CHECKPOINT: BEECHWORTH - Beechworth Bakery (on left) 17.0 218.6 891.3 on leaving checkpoint continue on Ford St L River Rd 23.0 241.6 914.3 R Milawa-Tarrawingee Rd 3.0 244.6 917.3 R @ T Oxley Flats Rd (dir: Wangaratta) 2.6 247.2 919.9 WANGARATTA - 1st exit @ roundabout C314 (dir: Melbourne) 12.9 260.1 932.8 L C523 Greta Rd (dir: Greta) 1.3 261.4 934.1 dogleg R->L to cross over C522 8.6 270.0 942.7 CHECKPOINT: GRETA - Greta Valley Primary School (on right) 23.8 293.8 966.5 on leaving checkpoint continue on Wangaratta-Kilfeera Rd L Molyullah-Tatong Rd (dir: Tatong) 9.4 303.2 975.9 L @ T C517 Benalla-Tatong Rd (dir: Tatong) 8.5 311.7 984.4 R Tatong-Moorngag Rd (dir: Swanpool) 5.6 317.3 990.0 L @ T Samaria Rd 6.4 323.7 996.4 R Swanpool Rd (dir: Swanpool) 3.6 327.3 1000.0 SWANPOOL - L @ T B300 Midland Hwy (dir: Mansfield, Yea) 4.6 331.9 1004.6 L into Camp Nillahcootie driveway 15.7 347.6 1020.3 CHECKPOINT: CAMP NILLAHCOOTIE 0.2 347.8 1020.5 2017 Sydney Melbourne 1200 - Day 4 - Camp Nillahcootie to Melbourne Route instruction Int km Day Tot Tot km CHECKPOINT: CAMP NILLAHCOOTIE 0.0 0.0 1020.5 on leaving checkpoint L @ T B300 Midland Hwy SO B300 Midland Hwy (dir: Yea) 9.0 9.0 1029.5 R @ T B300 Maroondah Hwy (dir: Yea, Melbourne) 8.7 17.7 1038.2 R Railway St 1.3 19.0 1039.5 L Mansfield-Tallarook Rail Trail 0.0 19.0 1039.5 we recommend riders use the rail trail as mapped to avoid traffic, but riders may choose to follow route B300/B340 to Yea R Kubeils Road 22.7 41.7 1062.2 L Rail Trail 0.1 41.8 1062.3 L Finks Rd 0.9 42.7 1063.2 R Rail Trail 0.1 42.8 1063.3 R Baynes Rd 26.8 69.6 1090.1 L @ T B300/B340 Goulburn Valley Hwy 0.1 69.7 1090.2 CHECKPOINT: YEA - any shop 14.9 84.6 1105.1 on leaving checkpoint continue on B300 L Melbourne Rd 0.5 85.1 1105.6 SO @ Give Way sign C725 Whittlesea-Yea Rd 0.9 86.0 1106.5 SO C727 Plenty Rd (dir: Melbourne) 58.2 144.2 1164.7 CHECKPOINT: WHITTLESEA - McDonalds (on left) 0.3 144.5 1165.0 on leaving checkpoint continue on Plenty Rd 3rd exit @ roundabout C723 Donnybrook Rd (dir: Donnybrook) 4.6 149.1 1169.6 1st exit @ roundabout C729 Epping Rd (dir: Epping) 7.1 156.2 1176.7 L Memorial Ave 10.7 166.9 1187.4 3rd exit @ roundabout Davisson St 0.3 167.2 1187.7 L @ T Cooper St 0.9 168.1 1188.6 R Dalton Rd 0.2 168.3 1188.8 1st exit @ roundabout Settlement Rd (at Good Guys) 4.1 172.4 1192.9 R Wood St 0.6 173.0 1193.5 L into bus lane to enter Dalton Rd 0.3 173.3 1193.8 L Tunaley Parade then R Pipeline bike path 0.5 173.8 1194.3 cross Cheddar Rd and High St using pedestrian crossings 2.6 176.4 1196.9 to rejoin path near Reservoir Railway Station R @ Garden St to follow path through park 1.0 177.4 1197.9 dogleg R then L over the railway line to stay on the bike path 1.1 178.5 1199.0 cross Murray Rd onto the bike path in the centre of St Georges Rd 0.5 179.0 1199.5 R Normanby Ave 2.5 181.5 1202.0 L Clara St 1.2 182.7 1203.2 L to join the Merri Creek bike path and follow signs to the finish 0.1 182.8 1203.3 FINISH: BRUNSWICK CYCLE CLUB, MELBOURNE 0.7 183.5 1204.0 Sydney Melbourne 1200 - Day 2 Emergency Route - Canberra to Laurel Hill DO NOT use this route unless instructed to do so by the Ride Director Route instruction Int km Day Tot Tot km CHECKPOINT: CANBERRA - Bush Capital Lodge (on right) 0.0 0.0 358.3 R @ T Mouat St 1.9 1.9 360.2 L Northbourne Ave 0.7 2.6 360.9 L Sutton Rd (dir: Gunning, Queanbeyan) 13.8 16.4 374.7 L @ T Sutton Rd (dir: Sutton, Gundaroo, Gunning) 0.7 17.1 375.4 SUTTON - L Victoria St (dir: Gundaroo, Gunning)
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