Length: 4.5km
Duration: 2hrs
Grade: 2
Style: One Way
Start: Mittagong
End: Mittagong

Location: Country NSW and ACT
Closest Town: Mittagong
Distance from CBD: 116km
State: NSW
Latitude: -34.43765554
Longitude: 150.4136473

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Box Vale Tramway Trail is a 4.5km, grade 2 one way hike, located in Country NSW and ACT, New South Wales. The hike should take approximately 2hrs to complete.

Hike Summary

Visit this former railway line used to transport coal from the Natti Region to the main southern line at Mittagong.

Travelling from the south, turn off the F6 Hume Freeway at the Mittagong sign. This will exit you onto the old Hume Highway at Welby. Directly opposite this intersection proceed along a dirt road. After 100 meters bear left at a small roadway entrance marked Box Vale Walking Track or similar. You will now enter a well defined car parking area at the trail head and be in what is known as the Mt Alexander Reserve.

In June 2011 there was no toilet or water provided at this trail head. The Trail commences downhill at a location interprative sign. Take your own water on this journey.