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Post Info TOPIC: Forster to New England Hwy


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Forster to New England Hwy


Bucko wrote:

You don't have too much choice, it's up you have to go, as long as you take your time, it's a good drive, up through Glocester is a great drive, beautiful country.

Kevin.


Unfortunately most definitely doesn't meet the "without too much climbing" criterion.  I regularly drive that route and do agree it's a great drive and very beatiful country.

Whereabouts in the New England are you intending to go to?

Jim



-- Edited by jimricho on Saturday 2nd of February 2013 07:26:58 PM

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Hi all

anyone know the easiest way to travel from Forster to the New England Hwy without too much climbing.

Cheers Len and Barbsmile



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Via Raymond Terrace and East Maitland. Anything else will involve much climbing. If planning to go in the immediate future other roads may also be flood damaged.

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You don't have too much choice, it's up you have to go, as long as you take your time, it's a good drive, up through Glocester is a great drive, beautiful country.

Kevin.



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Thanks for that Guru, yes I guessed that may be the best highway choice.
Kevin I have done the drive over the top through Dunngowen to Tamworth but not with a 22ft van behind.
Jim we are slowly making our way through Tamworth then Gunnedah and on to Dubbo

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Kevin, just realised what you meant about going via Glaucester.
Do you mean go along the valley back to Maitland and not travel on Pacific Highway?

Len

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Highway definitely best option for you. The Gloucester route would be to pick up Thunderbolts Way but this is even less relevant as you're not heading for Uralla/Armidale but further west.

You can cut across from Raymond Terrace to East Maitland without going down to Hexham.

click on http://goo.gl/maps/AbCEl




-- Edited by jimricho on Sunday 3rd of February 2013 06:14:02 AM

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Sorry, didn't realise you had that big a van, I used to travel that way with my 14' van with no problems but with a lot bigger van, I understand your problem, the New England is probably your easiest option.



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Thanks all for your help.
Catch up one day someday.

Cheers Len

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