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10 walks ticked

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Number of Walks Ticked
86.4km
Total Distance Ticked
Name Date Difficulty Distance/Duration
Mt Marlow (Pallarenda Conservation Park)
17 May, 2021
Hard
10.3km return
3.5 hrs
Mt Marlow and Many Peaks sections are overgrown at present. Hopefully the parks staff will clear the track n the next couple weeks.
Mt Marlow (Pallarenda Conservation Park)
21 Jan, 2021
Hard
10.3km return
3.5 hrs
Following recent rainfalls in early January, the landscape has transformed and the lagoons are now at capacity. Lots of water, but the birds are more dispersed.
Mt Marlow (Pallarenda Conservation Park)
11 Nov, 2020
Hard
10.3km return
3.5 hrs
Commenced at Pallarenda, walked the many Peaks Track returning via the Freshwater Trail. Not unusual for November, most of the shallow waters of the wetlands have dried up leaving water in the deeper lagoons only. Whilst the Magpie Geese have moved on there was still plenty of birdlife to see. Took about 4 hours including some time spent bird watching.
Alligator Creek Falls - Bowling Green Bay National Park (North Queensland)
14 Oct, 2020
Hard
17km return
5.5 hrs
Alligator Creek is still flowing (typical low dry season flow), and the creek crossings are all easy.
The Forts Walk (Magnetic Island National Park)
22 Sep, 2020
Medium
4km return
90 mins
We spotted 4 individual Koalas today, plus a couple of micro-bats roosting in the ammunition store.
Lagoon Circuit (Pallarenda Conservation Park)
14 Jul, 2020
Easy
9.2km return
2.5 hrs
Bicton Hill Circuit (Far North Queensland)
1 Jul, 2020
Medium
3.9km return
Mt Marlow (Pallarenda Conservation Park)
12 Jun, 2020
Hard
10.3km return
3.5 hrs
Commenced at Pallarenda, walked the Many Peaks Track and returned via the Lagoon Trail. 3.5 hours including view and rest breaks.
JCU Walking Track (North Queensland)
3 Jun, 2020
Easy
800m return
20 mins
Walked to the top summit. Track is in good condition.
Mt Marlow (Pallarenda Conservation Park)
28 May, 2020
Hard
10.3km return
3.5 hrs
The summit of Mt Marlow is open and grassy, with 360 degree views of the Townsville Town Common wetlands, Townsville, Magnetic Island and the coastline to the north and south. There are a number of options to reach the summit. On this occasion I used the Freshwater Trail (from the Freshwater carpark) and the Many Peaks Track to the summit and returned the same way. The first part of the walk is across the wetlands with superb bird watching/photographing opportunities. I witnessed a pair of Brolgas dancing, and a White-breasted Sea Eagle with prey. One of Townsville's best walks.