Old Convict Road Orford – Walk
Highlights
- Explore the Old Convict Road trail, tracing 1km along the Prosser River for stunning natural scenery.
- Discover rugged examples of convict ingenuity, showcasing historical craftsmanship from 1841 to 1855.
- Enjoy a flat, easily accessible path, perfect for families and leisurely strolls in Orford.
- Complete the walk in under an hour, making it a great addition to your local adventures.
Beginning immediately after crossing the bridge at Orford, the Old Convict Road trail follows the northern side of the Prosser River for 1 km.
This flat and easily accessible trail highlights rugged examples of Convict manual labour and structural ingenuity. Built between 1841 and 1855, this stretch of terraced road was used to service the Probation Station in Buckland now in ruins at the end of the track.
Taking no longer than one hour to complete, this walk is a worthy addition to other local day walks such as the Three Thumbs Track.
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