Grade 4 Walking Tracks in Edrom

Grade 4 trails are suitable for experienced hikers as navigation and technical skills will be required. Trails will be long, rough and very steep with limited signage or navigation aids. Click here for more information on the hike grading system in Australia. Discover the best grade 4 hikes in Edrom, New South Wales, Australia.

Discover 1252 hiking trails in Grade 4 (Hard)

Boyds tower to saltwater creek walking track trail hiking australia
Grade 4

Boyds Tower to Saltwater Creek Walking Track (14km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
6 Reviews
14km
5 hrs
One Way
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Grade 4

Boyd Tower to Red Sands Bay Walk (4.9km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
3 Reviews
4.9km
1.5 hrs
Return
Boyd tower to mowarry point lookout 768x576
Grade 4

Boyd Tower to Mowarry Point Lookout Hike (19.5km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
4 Reviews
19.5km
7 hrs
Return
Mowarry bay to red cliffs 768x576
Grade 4

Mowarry Bay to Red Cliffs Hike (8.8km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
4 Reviews
8.8km
4 hrs
Return
Boyd tower to leather jacket bay 768x576
Grade 4

Boyd Tower to Leather Jacket Bay Hike (9.3km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
9 Reviews
9.3km
3.5 hrs
Return
Boyd tower to saltwater creek
Grade 4

Boyd Tower to Saltwater Creek Hike (13.4km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
5 Reviews
13.4km
5 hrs
One way
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Grade 4

Light to Light Walk (30km)

Beowa (Ben Boyd) National Park
New South Wales
3 Reviews
30km
2-3 days
One Way

Grade 4 (Hard)

Challenging Walks for Experienced Walkers: Grade 4 on the AWTGS signifies challenging walking tracks. Bushwalking experience is recommended for these tracks, which may be long, rough, and very steep. Directional signage may be limited, requiring a good sense of navigation. These walks are suited for experienced walkers who are comfortable with steeper inclines, rougher terrain, and potentially longer distances.

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