“Kendall - Comboyne - Wingham - Taree - Kendall” is a scenic, twisty, safe motorcycle ride in New South Wales, Australia.
This 136km ride visits Kendall, Lorne, Comboyne, Killabakh Creek, Taree, Cundletown and 4 other places.
Kendall
at 1kmAssemble in the car-park outside the old railway station (no longer used as a passenger facility).
Lorne
at 12kmVisit the Macadamia farm.
Comboyne
at 32kmAt Pioneer Park, rest and recuperate after the ride from Kendall.
Killabakh Creek
at 56kmEn-route Wingham
at 70kmPass through some superb countryside as you descend the plateau to Wingham.
Taree
at 83kmSitutated on the Manning River and a bustling modern town. Turn north for the Pacific Highway to Kew.
Cundletown
at 91kmCoopernook
at 105kmMoorland
at 110kmSouth Brother
at 119kmA quite spectacular mountain, with the rocky face towering above the farms. The southern-most peak named by James Cook in 1770.
Johns River
at 121kmMiddle Brother Mt.
at 125kmThe largest of the three peaks named by Captain James Cook on his voyage up the east-coast in 1770.
Ross Glen
at 131km(The name used to be two words).
The bridge over the Camden Haven river.
Kew
at 134kmKendall
at 136kmThe end of the loop.
I hope the ride was enjoyable for you.