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Length: 10.1km
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Duration: 4 hrs 15 mins
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Grade: 4
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Style: Return
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Start: 670 Ironbark Rd, Mangrove Mountain
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End: Mailmans Walking Track, Glenworth Valley
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Location:
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Closest Town: Peats Ridge
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Distance from CBD: 94.4 km
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State: NSW
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Latitude: -33.3715902619
Longitude: 151.1952761381
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Ironbark Rd to Glenworth Valley is a 10.1km, grade 4 Return hike located in New South Wales. The hike should take approximately 4 hrs 15 mins to complete.
Summary
This walk mostly in Popran National Park passes through a great variety of scenery and beautiful views. The early part of the walk along a ridgetop is through relatively dry forest with some great views while the steep but beautiful descent to Glenworth Valley is through moist fern filled forest. The cafe at Glenworth Valley is open on weekends. There is also an optional sidetrip for some nice views from Mt Olive.
Download maps and tracknotes for Ironbark Rd to Glenworth Valley hiking track from wildwalks.com.
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