Old Great North Road - World Heritage walk

Old Great North Road - World Heritage walk is a historic walking trail in Dharug National Park in New South Wales. This 9 km route follows the footsteps of an old road built by prisoners between 1826 and 1836, connecting Sydney and the Hunter Valley.

The impressive stone structures, including retaining walls, culverts and bridges, are a testament to the extraordinary craftsmanship of the builders, who worked using only primitive tools. The Convict Road app provides fascinating information about the hardships of prisoners' lives.

The route offers scenic views of the river and tranquil bushland setting, creating a unique combination of history and natural beauty.