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The tour will link up in the ACT suburb of Coombs before heading west through the Molonglo Valley, crossing the Murrumbidgee River at Uriarra Crossing, and heading into the Brindies. The tour route takes us across ridgelines and through mountainous terrain covered with red stringybark and scribbly gums. Brindabella Range’s unique alpine and sub-alpine environment is home to many native animals, including threatened mammals like the spotted-tailed quoll or the yellow-bellied glider.
After looking for the border markers at Piccadilly Circus, we will explore some great tracks to practise our 4WD skills before a steep decent to the Goodradigbee River. We will make camp by the river and share stories around the campfire. Day 2 will commence exploring a recreational hut built in the 1960s, followed by the steep climb back out of camp. The tour will continue to explore the network of tracks through the Brindies before ascending to the summit of Mt Coree. On a clear day you will be able to see Canberra in the distance to the east, and south across the Australian Alps. After Mt Coree, we will make our way back towards Coombs where the tour will conclude mid-afternoon.
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Payment Options
To reserve a place on the tour of your choice, you can pay in full or pay a 30% deposit. If paying a deposit, we will email an invoice for the 70% balance payable six weeks before your tour starts. The option to pay a deposit is not available within six weeks of your tour start date.
Payment Methods
If paying online, at check out you can choose to pay by Apple Pay, PayPal, or by credit or debit card. If you would prefer to pay by bank transfer, you can request an invoice.
Please read our Terms of Service before booking.
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After this tour, put your skills to the test on one of our tours in the Victorian High Country. You could also expand your 4WD experience from mountains to desert with one of our Simpson Desert tours.
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