Booral Road is a scenic 28 km stretch that takes around 30 minutes to ride. It offers a relaxing escape through the beautiful rural landscape of New South Wales. Starting at Bulahdelah, the road meanders through lush farmland and forested areas before ending in the charming town of Booral. The route is ideal for those looking to enjoy a leisurely cruise without the pressure of heavy traffic.

The road is generally in good condition, with a few narrow sections and occasional gravel patches, so riders should stay alert. The gentle curves and moderate turns make it an excellent ride for seasoned motorcyclists and those newer to adventure riding. With the Myall Lakes National Park nearby, there are plenty of stunning views to enjoy.

Wildlife sightings are common, particularly in the early morning or late afternoon, so riding cautiously is best.

Booral Road is perfect for those looking for a peaceful, short ride that combines the pleasure of riding with opportunities to appreciate the countryside. Once you reach Booral, it’s worth taking a break to explore or continue your journey towards other nearby attractions like Stroud or Gloucester.