The Helipad – Oaks Trail Water Crossing loop from Jamisontown

Australia

New South Wales

The Helipad – Oaks Trail Water Crossing loop from Jamisontown

Hard

riders

The Helipad – Oaks Trail Water Crossing loop from Jamisontown

04:27

69.0km

1,020m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

Please check local regulations for:

Blue Mountains National Park

Waypoints

Start point

Get Directions

7.22 km

Railway Reserve

Nature Reserve

32.9 km

Woodford – Oaks trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Woodford – Oaks trail is a wide fire management road that passes though eucalyptus forests and past streams, watering holes, reservoirs, campsites, picnic areas, and archaeological sites like Bora Ground. …

Tip by

38.2 km

Oaks Trail

Highlight • Trail

40.6 km

Red Wire Saddle

Mountain Pass

43.2 km

The Helipad

Highlight • Viewpoint

Halfway up and halfway down the Oaks Fire Trail

Tip by

43.2 km

Wheel Firefighting Reservoir Car Park

Highlight • Parking

The Woodford – Oaks trail is an unsealed fire management road, not a public driving road. Just south of the Wheel Firefighting Reservoir spur trail, the Woodford – Oaks trail …

Tip by

56.3 km

Oaks Trail water crossing

Highlight • River

This crossing is a concrete causeway where Glenbrook Creek flows gently across the trail. Depending on water levels, you may need to walk or ride through a shallow sheet of …

Tip by

61.4 km

Great Western Highway Shared Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Much safer to take this way can take the time

Tip by

61.9 km

Knapsack Viaduct

Highlight (Segment) • Bridge

The Knapsack Viaduct has a long history that started with its design and construction in the mid 1860s. It was originally used for rail traffic before being converted for automobile …

Tip by

65.8 km

Nepean River

Highlight • River

The Nepean River, known as Yandhai in the local Dharug language, is the main tributary of the Hawkesbury River that flows into the Tasman Sea at Broken Bay. An important …

Tip by

69.0 km

End point

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types