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Buaraba Falls/Ravensbourne Falls (Ravensbourne National Park) |
30 May, 2021 |
Medium |
4.8km return 2.5 hrs |
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| Note: We haven't completed this walk but we tried to yesterday (30MAY21). The original Route/Trail Notes were quite vague and difficult to understand especially when you get there so i provided a new description above. See below for more detail. When you reach what feels like the bottom/end of Weller road (which is when you see the large metal locked gate in the middle), I would suggest parking and walking the rest of the way. There are several new signs attempting to stop you from continuing the journey such as a STOP and STOP DO NOT ENTER Signs, a little further beyond those sign there was a private property sign. This was off putting so we stopped and headed back. We by chance found a ranger and he informed us that Weller road is not private that is it a public road/fire trail so you are free to walk on it to the creek/cascades etc. He did warn us that the trail is not graded or looked after in any way and the track is not easily found anymore. There is lots of overgrown sections and lots of lantana so he warns to wear sturdy clothes and to be prepared for a full days bush bash and you need to have a goods sense of direction and a GPS. Given the advice we received we decided to come back another time better prepared. He also called the falls Ravensbourne Falls and thinks there could be an old map located in a Toowoomba walking guide out there somewhere. Good Luck. |
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Buaraba Creek Track (Ravensbourne National Park) |
30 May, 2021 |
Hard |
6.2km return 2 hrs |
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| Nice and easy walk in lush palm tree rainforest with lots of bird spotting. Be careful though as there is quite alot of Gympie Gympie Stinging Tree along all the trails within this National Park and quite a few of them are close to the track (within accidental brushing distance of arms or ankles). | ||||
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Bald Rock Summit (Bald Rock National Park) |
21 Apr, 2021 |
Medium |
2.9km return 90 mins |
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| Super fun hike. Minimal effort for great reward. Brilliant 360 degree views. | ||||
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The Pyramid (Girraween National Park) |
20 Apr, 2021 |
Hard |
3.8km return 2 hrs |
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| Challenging steep hike up a worn granite rock face. | ||||
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Granite Arch (Girraween National Park) |
20 Apr, 2021 |
Easy |
1.7km return 30 mins |
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| Super easy walk. | ||||
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The Junction (Girraween National Park) |
20 Apr, 2021 |
Easy |
5.6km return 90 mins |
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| Nice and easy hike | ||||
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Queen Mary Falls Circuit (Main Range National Park) |
8 Feb, 2021 |
Easy |
2km return 45 mins |
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| Super easy walk. | ||||
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Mt Blaine Summit Trail (Ipswich - Flinders Goolman Conservation Estate) |
9 Aug, 2020 |
Hard |
5km return 3 hrs |
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| Steep challenging hike. Lots of loose dirt and rocks. be careful | ||||
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Clarrie Hall Dam (New South Wales) |
Aug, 2020 |
Medium |
5.4km return 2 hrs |
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| Easy and nice track - but the super steep hill towards the end was a surprising twist that neither of us were fit enough for at the time. It's fine though - you don't have to complete this section to enjoy the walk up to this point if you don't wish to do the hill. | ||||
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Burringbar Range Tunnel (New South Wales) |
6 Oct, 2019 |
Easy |
6.2km return 2.5 hrs |
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| I cannot confirm or deny that I have done this walk but if I had, it is longer than specified, more like 3kms each way to the tunnel. Be really careful of snakes as it 'could' be really overgrown in place where lots of brown snakes live. Definitely advise hiking shoes and gators. | ||||
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Bushrangers Cave (Springbrook National Park) |
Aug, 2019 |
Medium |
4.2km return 2 hrs |
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| Valley is gorgeous and you can admire it the whole way to the top where the overhang/cave is. The walk is quite tight to the barbed wire fence with thick head height long grass on the other side of the narrow path. Watch out for snakes! Plenty of bird life to hear and see too. The Mountain overhang and 'caves' underneath are really beautiful and worth the trek up but if you're expecting caves that enter under the mountain you will be disappointed. It's more of a large overhang that makes it feel almost cave like but they're not caves. If you get a little confused and lost like we did and head left and down rather than right and up - there are no caves on this side either. It is a beautiful hike and wander and if you're really energetic and have the legs and (sugar packed) for it - you can ascend up the steep back end of the mountain. |
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Minyon Grass to Base of Minyon Falls (Nightcap National Park) |
Jul, 2019 |
Hard |
4km return 2 hrs |
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| The drive on the dirt track to the carpark is tricky in a sedan non 4WD as some of the old run off ditches are deep, however we made it. The walking track itself is great - an excellent hike. If you wish to cross the rocky river to get to the base of the falls, and the water level is quite high - I would recommend hiking shoes that grip well and aren't too heavy. Lots of leeches, one got me good on my shin. Scenery and views are stunning! |
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Mt Mitchell (Main Range National Park) |
10 Mar, 2019 |
Medium |
10.98km 3.5 hrs |
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| Great Hike! It was similar to Mt Cordeaux in difficulty but perhaps a touch more difficult in the second quarter. And that's mostly because this section was a little steep and there's not much shade coverage. You are in bush for this section not rainforest. But is eases back in rainforest again when you are on the southern side of the mountain. Definitely take lots of water at least 3L on a hot say. Great views at the top. It was a really nice hike with the surrounds and scenery changing regularly. | ||||
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Mt Cordeaux (Main Range National Park) |
6 Jan, 2019 |
Medium |
6.8km return 2.5 hrs |
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| Nice easy hike through lush rainforest which keeps it nice and cool. Only the upper section of the walk was exposed to the full sun. Quite an easy hike up and back. Done in 2.5hours but we weren't rushing and took our time enjoying the splendid views at the top. | ||||
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Mt Warning Summit Trail (Wollumbin National Park) |
31 Dec, 2018 |
Hard |
8.3km return 5 hrs |
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| Pretty tough hike up mostly because every single step is a step up all the way up and a step down all the way down. So if you're not young or super fit it will be a challenge for the calves! It's a fairly cool walk up though so that helps. I would recommend taking an electrolyte drink if you are prone to build up in the legs like I am, as my legs were like jelly the whole way down slowing me down. My favorite part was the rock chain climb at the top. A disappointingly amount of rubbish up the top underneath the platforms with fruit scraps scattered around. So many banana peels, apple cores and watermelon husks everywhere. It's really disgraceful. The drawback to this hike is the amount of people doing it. We saw at least 100 people. We did Mt Cordeux 7 days later and we saw 8 people - much better! | ||||
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Mt Greville (Moogerah Peaks National Park) |
1 Jul, 2017 |
Hard |
6km return 3 hrs |
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| This was a great climb/hike. Went up waterfall Gorge and came down via the SE Ridge Track. It was 9.1km return and took us 4Hrs (with a few rests). Waterfall Gorge was amazing and we would love to scramble up this again but try going down Palm Tree Gorge next time. | ||||
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Lower Portals (Mt Barney National Park) |
23 Apr, 2017 |
Hard |
7.4km return 3 hrs |
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| This was a tough hike - the first half was fine but coming back was quite tough. the path is well worn but perhaps all the rain from the floods recently washed away some of the tracks and there are lots of exposed roots and loose rocks so be careful, slips were common for us yesterday. But it was fine otherwise - the Lower Portals are stunning and worth the 3-4hour return walk. It was a lovely hike and the rock pools are the nicest I've seen - surpassing Hells Hole in the Mt Jerusalem National Park. Next time we would like to walk over the ridge line that goes above the portals. A must walk! | ||||
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Hell Hole Falls (Mt Jerusalem National Park) |
3 Jan, 2017 |
Medium |
5.1km return 105 mins |
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| No FWD required to get to the track. The sign for the track is posted off the road. you will probably see other cars parked before you see the sign. The walk is easy and even and it's a wide track. It can be confusing when you come to the Crossroads, take the track to the left all the way to the end until you come to a crumbling in desperate need of repair walking bridge - it has giant holes in it so use extreme caution when crossing it. If there's no water in the creek I'd cross there to save yourself a broken ankle. Immediately after the broken head right the track continues for another 200m or so until you reach the Holes. the track is narrow but well worn and you should be able to find the holes with no trouble. Just a side note - if you decide to head right rather than left - this track is much longer and seems to take forever to get to the end - the rock pools at the end aren't that impressive. They are nice - but there are lots of lovely rock pools in the region and this one isn't the best. They are also not 'the' Hells Hole. | ||||
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Mt Boogarem Lookout (Mt Jerusalem National Park) |
Oct, 2016 |
Medium |
10.8km return 3.5 hrs |
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| Great walk with spectacular views | ||||
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White Rock Ridge Hike (White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate) |
May, 2016 |
Hard |
6.5km 2 hrs |
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| Pretty easy walk, well signed and the rock is great! | ||||