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.

Toilets
Eucalypt Forest
95m
Maximum Elevation
15m
Total Climb

Getting there (Car Park)

Turn East onto Redbank Plains Rd from the Cunningham Hwy. Turn right onto School Rd and drive South until you reach the Paperbark Flats Picnic Area. The final part of the road is unsealed but in very good condition. Ignore the horse float parking area on your left and proceed to the Paperbark Flats Picnic Area carpark. Weekends can get quite busy so you may have to park in the horse float parking area, if so park in the centre so horse floats can park near the fence on the sides.

Getting there (Car Park - Start of Track)

Follow the main walking track (Six Mile Creek Track) on the far side of the picnic area. Around 500m along the track there will be a signpost (indicating LWRT) on the left. Alternatively you could follow Six Mile Creek Boardwalk (which starts a bit before on the left) which ends at the same spot as this track starts.

Maps

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Route/Trail notes

Follow the track up hill. On the left will be a path to the Little White Rock Lookout Circuit (LWRL). This then joins back onto this track. End of the track meets up with the main track, turn right to go back to the begining.

Permits/Costs

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Other References

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Comments

Walked many tracks in the forest for a total of about 13 kms

Raj on 20 Jun, 2021

Easy short walk. Nice, not much of a view though.

NaturerLover on Jul, 2018

Great short walk with the kids. The Buff lookout is easy with a board walk most of the way. Little white rock is a little more effort with littlies, but still easy.

Dan on 21 May, 2018

A good achievement for me while sick

agms on 1 Apr, 2018

A few minutes only on easy grade path.does a semi circle.nice bushland to view and quiet place.saw a couple of wallabies .

Robbyj on 7 Dec, 2017

A good walk for small kids

Juiced Pixels on Jun, 2016

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