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Bicentennial National Trail

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  1. Thanks all for your advice. I think it is better to pick up the BNT a
    bit farther north, f.e. in Nanango. From there to the north the trail
    looks a bit easier. And as Terry says: I can always give it a try. If
    it is too tough, there are enough alternitaves.

    Gerd

  2. Gerd said:

    Thanks all for your advice. I think it is better to pick up the BNT a
    bit farther north, f.e. in Nanango. From there to the north the trail
    looks a bit easier. And as Terry says: I can always give it a try. If
    it is too tough, there are enough alternitaves.

    i've done a lot of travelling through that area over the years, southern
    to central QLD. Thats all fairly hilly, the main roads are pretty good,
    with a few tricky bits and a couple of dangerous/steep and windy bits.
    the side roads can be quite rough. i've not used the BNT, but given the
    secondary roads, it could be quite slow going. that was 5-10 years ago,
    so it could have changed. but as always, your millage may vary =)

    cheers,

    Kim

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