Continue straight: From the information sign in front of ‘Black Range Camping Ground’
[261], this walk follows the dirt road gently downhill initially keeping the campsite to your right
[262]. After about 100m this walk leaves the edge of the campsite and comes to an intersection with a management trail (on your left), marked with a 6FT arrow post
[263].
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follows the 6FT arrow post gently downhill (south west) along the management trail
[264] through the tall wooded forest. After almost 200m this walk passes a ’10km’ 6FT arrow post
[265] then about 400m later the trail bends right and heads more steeply downhill
[266] for about 200m where the trail bends left to cross a ferny gully (the upper reaches if Bulls Creek)
[267]. The walk continues along the trail heading uphill past a few more 6FT arrow posts
[268] for about 500m to a clearing at the top of the ridge
[269]. Here the trail bends and leads downhill through tall eucalypt forest with some pine trees
[270] for 250m to veer left at an intersection with a faint trail (on your right)
[271]. The walk now continues up the moderately steep hill
[272] keeping the valley on the left for just shy of 300m to then head up a notably steeper section of trail
[273] with a few Telsta posts
[274] for about 250m. About 40m from the top of this climb the walk comes to a clear intersection with a trail (on your right), marked with 6FT arrow post
[275].
Continue straight: From the intersection, this walk follow 6FT arrow post south west
[276] gently downhill along the clear trail. After about 50m the trail bends right then leads fairly steeply downhill
[277] for 250m to a pleasant gully
[278]. The trail then gently undulates along the side of the hill for 300m to find a T-intersection, marked with a 6FT arrow post (pointing right)
[279].
Veer right: From the intersection, this walk follows the 6FT arrow post
[280] gently uphill along the trail heading north west. After about 120m this trail bends left (at a large grassy clearing
[281]) then just over 100m later the trail passes a ‘Road Ahead’ sign
[282] and comes to a larger clearing and gravel stock pile
[283] beside the sealed Jenolan Caves Rd
[284],
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