Underground adventure for Batemans Bay bushwalkers

Updated June 17 2019 - 11:21am, first published 9:41am
Underground adventure: Batemans Bay bushwalker, Barry Keeley, emerges from a mine shaft during the group's trip to Nerrigundah historical sites.
Underground adventure: Batemans Bay bushwalker, Barry Keeley, emerges from a mine shaft during the group's trip to Nerrigundah historical sites.

Twelve Batemans Bay bushwalkers took a trip to Nerrigundah to hike forest trails and investigate the historical sites. Alluvial gold was found in the area in the 1860's and a gold rush ensued. The 8km walk did not disappoint the group as there are plenty of relics of the era to see, including the impressive stamper battery and tram line rails.

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