Dubbo Gully to Upper Mangrove Cemetery (7.2km), Mangrove Mountain, New South Wales

Dubbo Gully to Upper Mangrove Cemetery is a 7.2km, grade 3 hike located in the Mangrove Mountain, New South Wales. The hike should take around 3 hrs to complete.

Length: 7.2km

Duration: 3 hrs

Grade: 3

Style: Return

Start: 31 Kelynack Road

End: 31 Kelynack Road

Location: Mangrove Mountain

Closest town: Peats Ridge

New South Wales

From state capital: 88.1km

Longitude: 151.1511915

Latitude: -33.29301688

Hike summary

An interesting walk with some great scenery going to the small and interesting historic cemetery at Upper Mangrove. Evidence of Aboriginal activity in the area stretches back at least 5000 years. Early European settlement in the area was concerned with timber and produce farming before the area also became established as a stop-off for travelers on the Great North Road.

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