Category Archives: History Trails

Penrith, NSW. Nepean River & Pedestrian Bridge Update

Posted on January 30, 2019 by Explorers Tree

Nepean River Walk, 6.4km Circuit So many things have happened in Penrith during the last year. While development is still forging ahead, the Nepean River has benefitted greatly from the opening of a wide footpath and cycleway at Tench … Continue reading →

Posted in History Trails, Penrith | Tagged Ams of Australia, Emu Plains, Lewers, Nepean River, paddle steamer, Pedestrian Bridge, Penrith, ramp, Regatta park, rowing, Tench Reserve, Yandhai | Leave a comment

History Trails: The Evans 1813-1814 Survey Pillars

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Explorers Tree

Traversing the Lower Blue Mountains from Penrith to Faulconbridge After all that traipsing over the Blue Mountains it’s … Continue reading →

Posted in Blue Mountains, History Trails | Tagged 1813, 1814, aquaduct, Bathurst, Blue Mountains Crossing, deviations, Footsteps in Time, George Cox, George Evans, Glenbrook, Governor Macquarie, Great Western Highway, hide & seek, Lapstone, Lower Blue Mountains, map, railway, survey, tunnel, Zig Zag | Leave a comment

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Category Archives: History Trails

Penrith, NSW. Nepean River & Pedestrian Bridge Update

History Trails: The Evans 1813-1814 Survey Pillars

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