Thunderbolt's Way

Thunderbolt's Way is a driving route connecting Gloucester to Walcha and Armidale in New South Wales, Australia. The road is named after the infamous bushranger Frederick Ward, also known as Captain Thunderbolt. The route traverses diverse landscapes, from coastal regions to the rugged Barrington Tops and the rural areas surrounding Armidale. While offering picturesque views and access to historical sites like Thunderbolt's grave and hideout, the road is known for its winding nature, steep inclines, and varying road surface quality. Travelers should be prepared for potentially challenging driving conditions, particularly in wet weather or when towing.