This Year
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Number of Walks Ticked
11.0km
Total Distance Ticked
All Time
115
Number of Walks Ticked
382.3km
Total Distance Ticked
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Mermaid Mountain (D'Aguilar National Park) |
19 Aug, 2018 |
Medium |
18km return 5 hrs |
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| This is a really underrated track, amazing views without technical terrain, may challenge the fitness bit in an enjoyable way | ||||
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Mt Ngungun (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
3 Jun, 2018 |
Medium |
2.8km return 90 mins |
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Mt Coochin (East and West Peaks) (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
3 Jun, 2018 |
Medium |
2.8km return 2 hrs |
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Mt Tibrogargan (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
3 Jun, 2018 |
Very Hard |
3km return 3.5 hrs |
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Mount Beerwah Summit (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
3 Jun, 2018 |
Very Hard |
2.9km return 3 hrs |
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Mount Beerwah Summit (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
3 Jun, 2018 |
Very Hard |
2.9km return 3 hrs |
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Mt Tibberoowuccum (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
3 Jun, 2018 |
Medium |
1.7km return 1 hr |
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Governors Chair Lookout (Main Range National Park) |
27 May, 2018 |
Easy |
300m return 15 mins |
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| Awesome.view for a tiny walk. Great as part of Spicer's peak or for a quick stop if camping nearby | ||||
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Spicer's peak (Main Range National Park) |
27 May, 2018 |
Very Hard |
6km return 4 hrs |
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| This one will give you the fear. Trail starts off from Governors Chair lookout, there is an overgrown path that follows the ridge around for some ok views across to Mt Barney Nat. Park, or there is a clear and easy fire trail that leads off from the carpark. They meet up later so choice is yours. From the end of the firetrail, the oath is single file and STEEP for a walking track, but not long. You'll find the first scramble about 1.5km uphill of the end of the fire trail. This scramble is short, steep and right against the cliff edge. Extreme caution required. Some have taken a path to the right (southwest) of this and gone around this ridge - I didn't go this way but heard it adds a half an hour and is just as sketchy. The first scramble has intermittent footpad and scrambling, but all scrambling is covered in loose dirt and foilage so do have good shoes for this. This will open to a rocky lookout with the main peak around 70 metres higher to the east, best views north, west and east are here. Options for summitting are straight up the same ridge near the cliff edge (not as bad as the first part) or around to the south slightly and then up onto the summit. Not a technically difficult section but the exposure is a bit scary. |
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Mount Tibrogargan Summit (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
10 May, 2018 |
Very Hard |
2.7km return 2 hrs |
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Mount Tibrogargan Summit (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
10 May, 2018 |
Very Hard |
2.7km return 2 hrs |
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King Island (South East Queensland) |
10 May, 2018 |
Easy |
2km return 1 hr |
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Crows Nest Falls Circuit (Crows Nest National Park) |
2 Apr, 2018 |
Medium |
4.5km return 2 hrs |
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Valley of Diamonds (Crows Nest National Park) |
30 Mar, 2018 |
Hard |
13km return 5 hrs |
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Mt Barney - East Peak - Up South-East - Down South (Mt Barney National Park) |
26 Mar, 2018 |
Very Hard |
15km return 10 hrs |
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Mt Barney - East Peak - South Ridge (Mt Barney National Park) |
26 Mar, 2018 |
Very Hard |
17km return 10 hrs |
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Booyong Walk (Treetop Walk) (Lamington National Park) |
19 Mar, 2018 |
Easy |
800m return 30 mins |
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| For a short and easy walk this is actually a lot fo fun, be sure to go up to the treetop lookout. | ||||
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Box Forest (Lamington National Park) |
19 Mar, 2018 |
Medium |
10.6km 5 hrs |
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| Sensational Elabana Falls and Box Forrest Falls. Excellent easy walk that traverses the top and bottom of both falls. Amazing swimming at Elebana falls. |
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Mount Edwards (Moogerah Peaks National Park) |
5 Mar, 2018 |
Hard |
6km return 3 hrs |
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Mt Greville (Moogerah Peaks National Park) |
28 Jan, 2018 |
Hard |
6km return 3 hrs |
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| 4.5 hours total time with a half hour meditation break and plenty of time spent playing with the drone on the rocky slab between the gorges. Ascended up waterfall gorge which was a great rock hopping challenge, lots of lose foliage and debris when I passed through so it wasn't quite so serene at the time. Reaching the top of the gorge headed across to the lower northern vantage point over moogera which was fantastic, views here better than the summit in my experience. Found the top of the waterfall gorge trail difficult to follow so followed the top of the gorge back until it met with the south ridge trail along the main bare slab between the gorges. Easy summit from here. Summit I found lacking in views - perhaps overgrown or I missed the right lookout. Very large cairn on top identifies the summit. Descended via south east ridge - amazing views across the top of waterfall gorge here, there is an obvious outcrop to your left as the trail eases on the way down DO NOT MISS IT. Views back to the mountain along the gorge are spectacular. Probably wouldn't say it's a class 4 to be honest, it is very challenging, it doesn't have a lot of technical scrambling but the trails are quite faint and it requires some good navigation and thinking to find your way from the top of waterfall gorge. |
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