Geocaches In Boorowa, Harden, Murrumburrah & Wallendbeen

A day out finding geocaches in Boorowa, Harden, Murrumburrah and Wallendbeen. We headed out from home at about 9.30am and didn’t get back until around 4.30pm. It was a full day. 

Found a heap of them today and couldn’t find a few as well (Wallendbeen you suck). Started out in Wallendbeen then moved on to Murrumburrah and Harden then rolled on and found some more geocaches in Boorowa and finished by cleaning up a few in Coota. It was a pretty cold day but an enjoyable one. We finally managed to get up close to the Bill The Bastard statue in Harden-Murrumburrah. It’s very impressive and quite detailed up close.

View Of St Clements Geocache

Geocaches We Found Or Didn’t Find In Boorowa, Harden, Murrumburrah And Wallendbeen

• Found Trains & Planes | GC2MCTQ
  Great quick find
• Found Nanna “Angel” Ward | GC5MQKP
  Good find on a bitterly cold afternoon
• Didn’t Find Cattle Loading Ramp | GCA0DHV
  No good today with this one
• Found Frogs Of The World – Black Rain Frog | GC9PNNT
  Replaced the bad as wouldn’t seal but another great find
• Found Turtles of the World – Ornate Box Turtle | GC9PMEC
  The plastic container was badly disintegrated so we replaced it with the best we had.
• Found Frogs Of The World – Surinam Horned Frog | GC9PNR8
  Another great hide. Thankyou
• Found Old School | GC2AYCP
  Very interesting hide
• Found Turtles Of The World – Green Sea Turtle | GC9PMFT
  Found it. A geocache in Boorowa. Was a bit of a walk from where we parked but it’s another one marked off
• Didn’t Find Acramans | GC2AYAR
  Gave it a good go but not found
• Found St Patricks | GC4TFTH
  Great historical place shame it was knocked down. Great find – geocache in Boorowa
• Found Turtles Of The World – Dinner Plate Turtle | GC9PNM5
  Awesome hide
• Found View Of St Clement’s | GC8F1B8
  OMG what a view
• Found Galong To Boorowa Rail Trail #1 | GC8ETKE
  Replaced the bag on this one as it was not sealing. Great hide
• Found Galong Uniting | GC8F1AZ
  Great hide took a while but got there in the end
• Found Galong Half Railway Station | GC774MQ
  Great hide in beautiful country landscape
• Found A View From Heaven | GC201N2
  Found it what a beautiful old church and great view
• Found Hardly Welcome | GCQDAA
  Great hide thankyou
• Didn’t Find Match Point | GCA0DGZ
  No good today finding this one
• Found Milestones | GCA0DHE
  Thanks for the hide
• Didn’t Find The Others | GCA0DHN
  Looked for over half an hour no luck with this one
• Found Can You Hear The Kookaburra? | GCA0DH6
  Found but couldn’t stamp as at our age not worth breaking a bone

Dave The Bastard Amanda The Bastard And Bill The Bastard

Geocaching Boorowa, Harden, Murrumburrah and Wallendbeen Gallery

Getting To west Wyalong From Sydney By Car

Driving from Sydney to West Wyalong is a journey of approximately 470 kilometres (about 292 miles) and typically takes around 5-6 hours depending on traffic and road conditions. Here is a step-by-step guide.

1. Start in Sydney
   Get on the M4 motorway from your starting point in Sydney.
2. Follow the M4 Motorway
   Head west on the M4. The M4 will eventually become the Great Western Highway/A32.
3. Continue on the A32
   Stay on the A32/Great Western Highway for about 55 kilometres until you reach the junction with the M7 motorway.
4. Take the M7 Motorway
   Merge onto the M7 motorway (North-Western Motorway) via the ramp to Liverpool. Follow signs for M7/Goulburn/Canberra.
5. Exit onto the M4 Motorway
   Continue on the M7 for about 25 kilometres. Then take the exit onto the M4 motorway toward Penrith.
6. Continue on the M4
   Follow the M4 motorway for another 30 kilometres until you reach the junction with the A32 at Lapstone.
7. Continue on the Great Western Highway (A32)
   Stay on the Great Western Highway (A32) through the Blue Mountains, passing through towns like Katoomba and Lithgow. This part of the journey will take you through scenic mountain roads and small towns.
8. Merge onto the Mitchell Highway (A32) at Bathurst
   When you reach Bathurst, continue following the A32, which becomes the Mitchell Highway. This highway will take you through Blayney and on to Cowra.
9. From Cowra to West Wyalong
   At Cowra, follow signs for the Mid Western Highway (B64) toward Grenfell. Continue on the Mid Western Highway until you reach West Wyalong. This section is about 150 kilometres.
10. Arrive in West Wyalong
    Follow local directions to your specific destination within West Wyalong.

Summary

• Sydney to Blue Mountains: Follow the M4 and A32.
• Blue Mountains to Bathurst: Continue on the Great Western Highway (A32).
• Bathurst to Cowra: Stay on the Mitchell Highway (A32).
• Cowra to West Wyalong: Follow the Mid Western Highway (B64).

Make sure to check for any roadworks or closures that may affect your journey and consider breaks for rest and fuel. Have a safe trip!