The Australian Bicentennial National Trail (BNT) is a 5,330 kilometre self-reliant multi-use route through bush, wilderness and mountain areas. It is suitable for horse riders, walkers and mountain bike riders.

The Trail winds through some of the most magnificent terrain in Australia; unsurpassed views, wilderness valleys and the excitement of the pioneering spirit will keep you enthralled as you travel along the Trail or any section of it.

It is not suitable for, or available to, any form of motorised transport such as four-wheel-drive vehicles or trail bikes.

Extended expeditions require preparation, experience, fitness, equipment and backup.

However shorter trips are easily within the capabilities of less experienced people and families, especially on the BNT Weekender series.

Due to a police operation in the Nowendoc area
the BNT is closed between Map 6 Youdales Hut
and Map 15 Curricabark River (Book 8)

How to use the Bicentennial National trail, including contacts, routes and track notes:

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