Glentui Loop Track

Walking in a anti-clockwise direction from the Glentui picnic area, the track descends to a bridge over the Glentui River then climbs a ridge on the other side. The first section is steep in places and there are a few major drop-offs before reaching the ridge.

The track links first with Bypass Track, then crosses a bridge. Shortly after, there is a small stream crossing. The track then links with the Richardson Track before returning to the picnic area.

This is a family walk suitable for people of moderate fitness, but good footwear is required.

We recommend walking in an anti-clockwise direction.

From Oxford, follow Ashley Gorge Road for 13 km to Glentui. Turn into Glentui Bush Road and follow this for 6 km to the end.

You will need to ford a small stream close to the beginning of the track when walking in a clockwise direction, as the bridge has been removed.

Wasp populations reach high numbers from January to March – wear light-coloured clothing and carry antihistamine cream/tablets as a precaution.

Possum trapping is taking place here

Possum trapping using leg-hold traps is taking place in this area. Ensure your dog is on a leash and under control on this track to keep them safe.

Possum trapping is allowed by permit only. Leg-hold possum traps must be a minimum of 50 m from the track.