Andersons Fire Trail

Andersons trail is a challenging cycling route for experienced mountain bike riders. It heads deep into the central wilderness of Blue Mountains National Park, between Wentworth Falls and Woodford. 28KM one way direction, 3-5 hours grade is hard This adrenaline-filled mountain bike adventure in Blue Mountains National Park has ultra-steep sections, loose gravel, and obstacles bound to challenge even the most experienced rider. Best tackled west to east, this route starts from the Old Queen Victoria Hospital on Kings Tableland Road. Follow the unsealed road towards McMahons Point for 7km and turn left onto Andersons fire trail at the gate. Stay right at the fork after 650m. This 12km section along Andersons fire trail winds through steep gullies and open eucalypt forest atop the escarpment. Breathe in the fabulous aroma of the peppermint gums as you cycle, and keep an eye out for echidnas or swamp wallabies on the track. At the end of Andersons fire trail turn right onto Bedford Creek trail and cross the creek. This is a great stop to refuel or cool your feet before the major uphill slog out to Woodford Station, around 9km away. Alternatively, turn left onto Bedford Creek trail before the creek crossing and return uphill to the hospital via Ingar Road for a 32km loop.

Amazing day, amazing trail.

Closed to vehicles

Well… unlike Ingar it’s accessible