Hunter Webbs Creek, New South Wales, Australia
By
Geocaching Australia on 19-Mar-12. Waypoint TP6239
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | TrigPoint |
| Container: | Other |
| Coordinates: | S33° 24.144' E150° 56.610' (WGS 84) |
| 56H 308750E 6302211N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 187 m |
| Local Government Area: | Hawkesbury City |
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Description
Hunter TS5639
Official name of this Trig Station as per NSW Department of Lands is: Hunter.
Serial number is: TS5639.
Last Inspected on: December 12, 1982.
Elevation is: 197 metres.
Concrete pedestal with mast and vanes..
Logs
walked past here on a bush walk this week with Outdoornut22 and came across this trig. The bush was pretty burnt in the last fires
Rated: for Overall Experience
quick run out here on a great winters day, we walk past here regularly for work and I thought surely someone maps and travels to these things and here I am with my first log 
Track was a little rough but visible most of the way out, Trig still a little worse for ware but vane is still there
Track was a little rough but visible most of the way out, Trig still a little worse for ware but vane is still there
Rated: for Overall Experience
On a trigs wander day with rogerw3
A third walk on a high humidity day, this thankfully brief, along a single footpad lined with flowering pine and a variety of other mixed flora. The trig was found very much vandalised with graffiti, name plate removed with mast and vanes forlorn besides. There were the remains of the previous rock cairn scattered nearby.
A third walk on a high humidity day, this thankfully brief, along a single footpad lined with flowering pine and a variety of other mixed flora. The trig was found very much vandalised with graffiti, name plate removed with mast and vanes forlorn besides. There were the remains of the previous rock cairn scattered nearby.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Found today with the Champignon Blanc, sadly the mast and vanes have been torn down but are still at the base of the pedestal that in turn has been vandalized the name plaque has also gone.
Rated: for Overall Experience
Found on a touristy trip to Wisemans Ferry, St Albans, etc. Even though I was expecting a track I wasn't expecting one that is obviously used regularly although it was a little boggy today after all the rain. Nice easy trip to the trig. After taking the obligatory photos I decided to continue on the track to see where I went. Got to the top of the cliff-line before heading back as I had left all the hiking essentials, including water, in the car.
Rated: for Overall Experience
A well defined single-track leads directly there, approx. 800m from the road. A new concrete pillar has replaced the original cairn, the remains of which are still scattered in the bush. The vane looks one of the newer variety, but is detached, and resting beside the pillar. On the sandy sections of the track were footprints of a large variety of native wildlife which was nice to see. The trail continued beyond the trig, but I didn't follow it further, as I had other trigs to bag before sunset!
Rated: for Overall Experience
