It's much easier to go up Centennial Glen than to go up Porters Pass, so this is the easier way round to do it (still not a particularly easy walk with the low level exposure, steps out, and uneven track, walking poles and bushwalking boots are recommended). However, you have to walk further if you exit via Centennial Glen and are walking in a circle, as you have to walk up Shipley Road.
Thanks for your comment Chris, I'll be going back there soon, it's one my favourite short trails in Blue Mountains. I'm up for the challenge going up the Porters Pass next time 😎
Detailed trail guide from the walk (with photos, links and map):
trekwaves.com/porters-pass-colliers-causeway-trail-blackheath/
It's much easier to go up Centennial Glen than to go up Porters Pass, so this is the easier way round to do it (still not a particularly easy walk with the low level exposure, steps out, and uneven track, walking poles and bushwalking boots are recommended). However, you have to walk further if you exit via Centennial Glen and are walking in a circle, as you have to walk up Shipley Road.
Thanks for your comment Chris, I'll be going back there soon, it's one my favourite short trails in Blue Mountains. I'm up for the challenge going up the Porters Pass next time 😎