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17
Number of Walks Ticked
55.7km
Total Distance Ticked
| Name | Date | Difficulty | Distance/Duration | |
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Mt Cordeaux (Main Range National Park) |
20 Sep, 2020 |
Medium |
6.8km return 2.5 hrs |
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| Awesome hike, nice easy walk, gradual incline and in shade most of the way | ||||
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Stinson Crash Site from Christmas Creek (Lamington National Park) |
25 Jul, 2019 |
Hard |
15km return 8 hrs |
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| Great walk however, very challenging. Be prepared for lots of steep uphill and just when you thought you were there, some more steeper uphill followed by a lot more steep uphill, so much uphill but well worth it to connect with part of Australian aviation history. Good shoes are a must and self confidence required to keep on trail, spot markers and your ability to get down after being exhausted from getting up there. |
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Piccabeen Circuit (Mapleton National Park) |
13 Jul, 2019 |
Medium |
6.9km return 2 hrs |
|
| Nice short walk with creek crossings | ||||
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Yabba Creek Circuit (Jimna State Forest) |
12 Jul, 2019 |
Very Easy |
700m return 20 mins |
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| Quick walk from Charlie Morland camp site to swimming hole | ||||
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Ghost Hole Track (Mt. Coot-tha) |
6 Jul, 2019 |
Easy |
1km return 30 mins |
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| Nice easy walk with short notes on Brisbane's gold mining history. Trail is easy and in good condition. | ||||
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Mt Mitchell (Main Range National Park) |
1 Jun, 2019 |
Medium |
10.98km 3.5 hrs |
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| Well maintained path, excellent views of lake Moogerah and surrounds from the summit. | ||||
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Cherry Plain to Burtons Well (Bunya Mountains) |
3 May, 2019 |
Easy |
6km one-way 2 hrs |
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| Poorly maintained path but well worth the effort | ||||
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Cherry Plain to Burtons Well (Bunya Mountains) |
3 May, 2019 |
Easy |
6km one-way 2 hrs |
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| Return trip as the walk along the road back to Burton wells would not have had views as nice as the track | ||||
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Mount Kiangarow (Bunya Mountains) |
3 May, 2019 |
Medium |
2.3km return 1 hr |
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| Great view from the summit | ||||