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40km south west of Mudgee on the Central Tablelands. Its history started
with the discovery of gold, and later with the production of fine wool,
which continues today. Windeyer has a very strong sense of community, and small though it is, volunteers from the Progress Association have thrown themselves fully into supporting this Ride and providing the personnel to man the checkpoints etc. Please appreciate that the course travels through a great deal of private property so please take care not to drop any rubbish. Dogs must be on a leads at all times regardless of size and nature - sheep property owners and some horses don't appreciate stray dogs. |
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From the NORTH. From the Gulgong Road turn right along the Hill End Road about 3kms before you get to Mudgee. Take left hand fork at the Grattai CWA hall then 16kms to Windeyer. 38kms from Mudgee. Travelling from the EAST. Go through Mudgee. Turn left 3kms along the Gulgong Road onto the Hill End Road. Then as above. (There is a turnoff to Windeyer through Upper Meroo about 10kms past Apple Tree Flat. DON*T go this way because even though it is shorter in distance, it will take you longer in travelling time). From the SOUTH. 2 options. * From Bathurst go through Eglinton, Duramana, Turondale, Sallys Flat and Pyramul. 88kms from Bathurst, with sections of gravel totalling 40km. * From Bathurst turn left at Kelso to Sofala, Ilford and Mudgee. 146kms from Bathurst and all sealed
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