Circuit Flat walking track Mogo Creek, New South Wales 2775

Welcome to Circuit Flat walking track, located in Yengo National Park in New South Wales, Australia. This establishment is not only a point of interest but also a popular tourist attraction.

Embark on a delightful 5.5km stroll from Mogo campground to Circuit Flat Bridge, which holds the distinction of being the fourth-oldest bridge in Australia. Built by convicts in 1831, this historic bridge is a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the time.

As you begin your journey from Mogo campground, you'll find yourself immersed in the beauty of coastal heath and dry sclerophyll forest. Look up and you may spot the vibrant turquoise parrots foraging in the trees above, adding a touch of color to your walk.

Although there are no directional signs along the way, fear not. Exploring this track is a breeze, even though it is classified as a Grade 5 walk. Simply turn left at Old Great North Road, and the path will lead you through a grove of scribbly gums, eventually bringing you to Circuit Flat Bridge. This historic structure was once a vital link between Sydney and the farmlands of Hunter Valley. While time has taken its toll, the bridge still stands as a magnificent reminder of the past.

To return to the campground, you have two options. You can retrace your steps, enjoying the scenery once again, or you can continue north along Old Great North Road until you reach Mogo Creek Road, where you can turn left. For those seeking a more adventurous hike, the Old Great North Road extends for a remarkable 42km between Wisemans Ferry and Mount Manning.

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Come and experience the Circuit Flat walking track in Yengo National Park, where history, nature, and adventure combine to create an unforgettable journey.