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Barralow is only a short drive of about 18km from one end to the other and is one of only a couple of 4WD trails still open on the eastern side of the Blue Mountains National Park. Access to the Burralow camp ground is via Burralow Road at Kurrajong Heights or Via Pattersons Range Fire Trail if coming in from the Bilpin end. This is quite an easy trail but could become a little more difficult if it is wet, and in fact National Parks will lock the gates to the area if it becomes too wet. More info about Burralow can be found at the National Parks web side. This trail is suitable for trailers particularly if coming in from the western side.

CB768 Update:

I headed down to the camp site from Bilpin end on Saturday 13th June and plan was to head along the fire trail from near the camp site to Kurrajong Hieghts, however, it seems that there has been a gate installed on the trail since i was last there in february 

RAINMAN Update

I Attempted this trail today.

there was a locked gate on the Burralow  fire trail about 30m up the hill where the  fire trail meats the main road in from the Patterson range just after the bridge.

So I had to go out the same way I came in.

PhillipK Update:

01 August 2009. Was recently graded and very smooth. We saw front wheel drive Camry\'s down there. Just watch the troughs cut across the tracks to control water run off. If you approach square on you risk nose diving if you have lower ground clearance at the nose. Slight angular approach and  most cars will get down there. I\'d imagine a few rains over following months will see ruts again. Nice scenery and very easy to drive at least for now.