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90
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Mount Baga
Mt Baga (formerly Mt Jim Crow) is a volcanic plug of trachyte, sitting alone on a flat plain at over 200m high. There are a few different tracks up which include steep walks. One section is a loose rock scramble for about 60m. Beautiful views. Easy bushwalk to the base of the mountain. A quick but hard climb up to the top.
4.5
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90
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Nandroya Falls
Nandroya Falls is a spectacular 50m waterfall along Douglas Creek that drops from a basalt parapet. The walk takes you through thick jungle rainforest with lots to see and avoid.
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30
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Millaa Millaa Falls
Millaa Millaa Falls is the most beautiful and iconic waterfall of the waterfall-laden Atherton Tablelands region. What the falls has going for it, is a lush rainforest setting fringed with broad ferns, colourful flowers and a plunge pool suitable for swimming. Even though the size of the falls is modest, at 18.3m, it possessed a photo-friendly classical rectangular shape, which complements the idyllic scenery well.
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15
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Ellinjaa Falls
Ellinjaa Falls are picturesque falls that are part of the Waterfalls Circuit along with Millaa Millaa and Zillie Falls. Enjoy the sound of the water rushing over a series of lava columns and watch for turtles and platypus. The falls are a great spot for swimming with a little ledge hidden behind the falls that you can sit on and take in the rainforest scenery.
1.4
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45
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Tchupala Falls
Beautiful, short track through to Tchupala falls via rainforest.
1.4
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45
mins
Wallicher Falls
Fantastic, short, easy walk to Wallicher Falls. Tchupala Falls is off the same track so do both while you're here.
1.2
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30
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Macadamia Walk
This rainforest walk with interpretive signage takes you along Amamoor Creek and up Skyring Creek to the creek crossing whilst pointing out the wild Macadamia trees along the way.
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2
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Mt Little Baldy
Long winding overgrown ( lantana )and seems unused forestry track leading to top of mountain which has limited views due to trees and growth yet a very peaceful walk in the State Forest.
When you get at the beginning of the Amamoor State Forest , where the sign is located right had side of road , you will find 2 tracks , facing them take the right one. Go through barbwire gate and simply follow the track up. Decent footwear required !
11
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2.75
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Windin Falls Tail
Wonderful walk to the top of the epic Windin Falls. Approximately 90mins each way from the car park. 11kms return.
Access is via Gourka Road, which is off Topaz Road, out from Malanda. You will see signs to both Windin Falls and Battle-Frere Western Approach. Head to the left, following Windin Falls signage.
The track is pretty easy, a couple of inclines but not too steep. One steep section, not very long, when you are approaching the creek/falls.
Rainforest landscape. Be aware of leeches.
This was a bloody fantastic walk with a stunning valley view. Highly recommend.
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90
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Carlo Sandblow
Named after one of Captain Cook's crew (Carlo), Carlo Sandblow provides magnificent 360° views. To the north is Fraser Island and Inskip Point and to the south the length of Rainbow Beach all the way to Double Island Point. Informative signs on the Sandblow are provided.
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45
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Emerald Woods
A family-friendly 1.8km circular walk around one of the few remaining patches of coastal forest in Mooloolaba. This 45 min walk leads through a patch of coastal rain forest with towering paperbark trees and palms providing ample shade and valuable habitat for local wildlife.
Keep an eye out for the flying fox and bin chicken roosts on the western section of the walk and the odd water dragon sunning itself on the edge of the path.
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2.25
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Bryce Canyon National Park
Several hikes in this park to from Medium to Hard. All provide stunning scenery. The most popular is the Navajo Trail , does go zig zag down and is a loop so goes back up again and some level of fitness is required but worth the hike.
600
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30
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Little White Rock Track
Moderate level track suitable for average fitness levels. Pass along the base of a rocky ridge where you will see caves and relics of a World War 2 training bunker. The spotted gum forest supports a local koala population.
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4.5
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Mt. Norikura 乗鞍岳 (Gifu Prefecture)
Norikura is one of Japan's 100 famous mountains and one of the 20 odd mountains in Japan that are over 3000 metres. On a clear day you get jaw dropping views of the Hotaka Mountain range and the northern alps, if you are lucky you can see as far as Fuji. There are volcanic lakes galore. It's worth the trek out to Norikura.
480
km
one-way
28
days
Via Egnatia
This a walk that follows, where possible, the ancient roman road, the Via Egnatia, from Durres in Albania to Thessaloniki in Greece. I only walked sections, in Albania and Northern Macedonia. The highlights of the walk are spending several days walking on the remains of the Roman road, which are well preserved in one mountainous section of the walk, walking along the shores of Lake Ohrid and walking over the mountains from Ohrid to Resen.
18.6
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4.5
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Peklanica Circuit
this is one of the best walks I've done. 6kms or so up a deep gorge with lots of waterfalls and then up onto the heights above before descending again and crossing the river back to carpark. stunning views and lots to see.
11
km
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3
hrs
Jenny Lake Trail
Take the ferry across Jenny Lake and hike up to Hidden trail and Inspiration Point. Awesome views from above the lake and a waterfall in between. From inspiration point you may , just may see some black bears that roam in the area. Grand Teton National Park is worth a visit and just down the road from Yellowstone
2
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78
mins
Devils Tower
Devils Tower is an interesting national monument in Wyoming. The walking trail around is very easy and flat and goes around in a loop. Nice lil walk when driving past !
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6
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Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park
King County's 25,000 acre park system, minutes from Eastside cities such as Bellevue, Newcastle and Issaquah (Seattle).
6
km
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2
hrs
Arches National Park
Several hikes here but the most popular is to " Delicate Arch " quite easy walk and worth the hike ( and others ) when in Utah.
