Six Foot Track

You'll discover a compelling slice of off-road history on the Six Foot Track near Megalong Valley, where this short but intriguing route offers a unique window into Australia's colonial heritage. This modest 0.6 km section represents a fragment of the original six-foot-wide bridle path that once connected the Blue Mountains to the Megalong Valley, making it a fascinating detour for history-minded 4WD enthusiasts exploring the region.

The gentle terrain makes this an accessible drive for all skill levels, with no steep grades to challenge your vehicle or navigation. You'll experience a blend of heritage and natural beauty as you traverse this historic route, taking in the surrounding landscape that has changed remarkably little since the nineteenth century. The short length means you can easily incorporate this into a broader exploration of the Megalong Valley area, combining it with other nearby trails and scenic spots.

While the drive itself presents minimal technical difficulty, you should prepare for variable ground conditions typical of historic tracks in the region. The short completion time makes this an ideal pit stop rather than a destination in itself, perfect for photographers and history buffs who want to experience a piece of Australian 4WD heritage. Consider downloading the Newtracs app to help navigate this and other nearby trails in the valley.