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1
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Desert Walk
Short 2k walk from beach, through trees through to the desert.
Half way up at the end of the stairs has a nice elevated view of the water and on a clear day Brisbane
5.34
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110
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Panorama Multi Use Trail
A walk along the Tallai Range / The Panorama that offers a wide range of views between the trees.
It is very steep in sections and would advise to tackle only if relatively fit. Can be a difficult scramble down on loose rocks, don’t attempt on a hot day.
3.4
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90
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London Bridge Walking Track
This 3.4 kilometre, two hour circuit walk takes you from the London Bridge woolshed and shearers quarters, across London Bridge Arch and along Burra Creek to the homestead.
The return trip is via the management trail.
2.5
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1
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Urambi Hills Walk
Urambi Hills Walk in the Urambi Hills Nature Reserve is situated approx 20mins south from Canberra CBD and offers great 360 Views
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90
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Robinson Gorge Access
This walk turns off just before the gorge lookout and takes you down to the floor of the gorge. This part of the walk is very steep but some helpful person has chiselled a few small steps into the rocks to make the descent easier. Once at the bottom you can spend as long as you like hiking in either direction up and the gorge.
10.8
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7
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Mt Dalrymple
A long and challenging hike through thick rainforest to the summit of the highest mountain in Central QLD.
17
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5
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Warrie Circuit
Beautiful walk through the valley. Pass and go through lots of waterfalls and rainforest.
Stop at Apple Tree Park for toilet stop on way. Circuit is another 5-10min drive from there.
Public toilets are also located at Tallanbana Picnic Area approximately 300m on the right before Canyon Lookout where Warrie Circuit begins - toilets are set back off the road and can't be seen from the road, but, they're there just behind the picnic tables.
Cuts across the Ngarri-dhum Falls a few times in one half, and the Little Nerang Creek in the other half. The half way point is the Meeting of the Waters where (as the name suggests) the two creeks meet.
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3
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Mt Walsh
Fantastic views from the top of Mt Walsh. The climb can be difficult up at the last part. The trail is easy to follow if you have basic trail sense and is marked with flag tape and arrows painted onto rocks. No ropes are need but hand over hand climbing is required for the last part.
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5
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Mt Walsh Tassels Track
If you've ever climbed Mt Walsh and stood out on the huge north bluff. You'd have looked down at the " four sisters " and drooled at the rocky boulders and peaks beyond.
This new track that my friends and I are marking out, turns Mt Walsh summit into an awsome through walk.
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20
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Ernest Junction Tunnel
This track follows the remnants of the South Coast Railway. With a short trail walk to the tunnel.
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45
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Warringa Pool Track
This is the additional park to Purlingbrook Falls that leads down to the rock pools. A nice cascade half way down and several cascades surrounding the pools. This is also part of the Gold Coast Hinterland Great Walk.
4.2
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90
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Robe Coastal Trail
An interesting cliff line walk out around Cape Dombey and back to town via the Marina.
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40
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Gorge Heritage Walk
Follows the cliff edges of the gorge before crossing Crystal Brook above Crystal Brook Falls and following the opposite side of the gorge above the North wall which is 300 metres high before looping back round and then following the same track back to the Mount Buffalo Chalet.
1.6
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40
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The Monolith Walk
A short walk up to the monolith with views over Lake Catani.
2
km
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1
hr
Cathedral - Hump Track
The Cathedral - Hump Walk offers spectacular views at every turn. Higher up it traverses rock slabs and is popular for capturing both sunrise and sunset photos with the Cathedral as the starring feature. The track ends at the outcrop of rocks overlooking Cresta Valley. Return the same way, staying on track, safe from unprotected cliff edges. Ends at the summit of The Hump (1695m).
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30
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Mt Castle Lookout
Short track walk to view great view of Mt Castle, Flinders Peak, and even Brisbane on a clear day.
3.2
km
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2
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Djyinda Walk
Walk to the base of Wallaman Falls, the highest permanent single drop waterfall in Australia at 268 meters. It’s not so much the distance that makes this trail a challenge, but rather the 228 metre descent (and more importantly, ascent back to the top!). But it’s worth every step. The track wanders through open forest, along the escarpment overlooking the Herbert River Valley, into the gorge and through thick rainforest. Take care and go slow - not just because the trail warrants it, but because there are few times in your life when you’ll get to experience untouched nature like this all to yourself.
2.9
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90
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Mount Schank
Your chance to enter the centre of Mount Schank, the youngest volcano in Australia (5,000 years old) and now a 100m high dormant volcano, with a basic ash cone and base that does not extend below the water table, so there is no crater lake.
7
km
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3
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Marmabup Rock Summit via the Devils Slide
A scenic loop that connects Hayward Peak and Nancy Peak with a bonus side trail to Marmabup Rock (the highest point in the Porongurup Ranges) via the Devils Slide track.
2.5
km
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30
mins
Eddie Kornhauser Recreational Reserve
Flood plain parklands with dog off leash area, tidal water ponds and access from different neighborhoods. Network of concrete pathways.
