Profile for F.A.B. - Aussie Bushwalking

This Year

Number of Walks Ticked

11.5km

Total Distance Ticked

All Time

477

Number of Walks Ticked

1,623.8km

Total Distance Ticked

Ticks

Name	Date	Difficulty	Distance/Duration
Mt Cooroora (Sunshine Coast)	6 Mar, 2017	Hard	2.6km return 2.5 hrs
Don't usually comment on repeat climbs, but this was different. We got my three and half year old granddaughter up and back with no winging! Pushed her bum up over the steps going up and she abseiled down the chains like a monkey.
Dularcha NP - Roses Circuit (Sunshine Coast)	28 Feb, 2017	Medium	8.1km return 2.5 hrs
I did this trail from the northern entrance in a clockwise direction and had I not had a copy of the map with me, once I left the main Tunnel Track, I would never have stayed on the correct route.
Dularcha NP - Tunnel Track (Sunshine Coast)	28 Feb, 2017	Easy	6.6km return 2 hrs
This was a reci to find another family friendly walk/cycle trail. With the pretty much flat terrain and the interest of the tunnel, this track achieves just that.
Coobong Circuit (Parklands Conservation Park)	21 Feb, 2017	Medium	5.3km return 90 mins
We must be crazy! Decided to 'run' this circuit as a training exercise, rather than the Rocky Creek circuit used by Parkrun. There are some steep sections that we had to revert to walking, but the down hills were great fun. Think I lost a kg in weight.
Ewen Maddock Dam - Trail 1 (Sunshine Coast)	20 Feb, 2017	Easy	13.4km return 4 hrs
Boronia Trail (Mooloolah River National Park)	17 Feb, 2017	Easy	4.2km return 2 hrs
Close to home (and Anaconda!), this is an area we had not previously visited. Originally described as 'wheelchair friendly', it was obviously not, unless you had sand tyres: (I have changed it to 'Easy'). There are very few highlights, except for the occasional goanna, but a good trail for a bit of exercise. There was also a sign for the Robur Fire Trail at the start, but not investigated, but presume that it follows the edge of the NP to the river?
Littoralis Trail (Mooloolah River National Park)	17 Feb, 2017	Easy	2.7km return 1 hr
Close to home (and Anaconda!), this is an area we had not previously visited. Originally described as 'wheelchair friendly', it was obviously not unless you had sand tyres: (I have changed it to 'Easy'). There are very few highlights, except for the occasional goanna, but a good trail for a bit of exercise. There was also a sign for the Robur Fire Trail at the start of the Boronia Trail, but not investigated, but presume that it follows the edge of the NP to the river?
Aemula Trail (Mooloolah River National Park)	17 Feb, 2017	Easy	2.6km return 90 mins
Close to home (and Anaconda!), this is an area we had not previously visited. Originally described as 'wheelchair friendly', it was obviously not unless you had sand tyres: (I have changed it to 'Easy'). There are very few highlights, except for the occasional goanna, but a good trail for a bit of exercise. There was also a sign for the Robur Fire Trail at the start of the Boronia Trail, but not investigated, but presume that it follows the edge of the NP to the river?
Melaleuca Trail (Mooloolah River National Park)	17 Feb, 2017	Easy	1.5km return 30 mins
Close to home (and Anaconda!), this is an area we had not previously visited. Originally described as 'wheelchair friendly', it was obviously not unless you had sand tyres: (I have changed it to 'Easy'). There are very few highlights, except for the occasional goanna, but a good trail for a bit of exercise. There was also a sign for the Robur Fire Trail at the start of the Boronia Trail, but not investigated, but presume that it follows the edge of the NP to the river?
Maroochy Wetland Conservation Park (Sunshine Coast)	17 Feb, 2017	Very Easy	2km return 1 hr
This popped up on Instagram #visitsunshinecoast, so, as it just down the road, I thought I had better go check it out as a 'new' walk.
Mary Cairncross Reserve (Sunshine Coast)	13 Feb, 2017	Very Easy	2km return 1 hr
This is a favourite place for our extended family and is now our fifth visit. It will be great when the new Visitor Centre & Café shortly open and also some new Boardwalk.
Trachyte Circuit (Glass House Mountains National Park)	7 Feb, 2017	Medium	5.9km return 2 hrs
We thought that we would take it easy on our first Bushwalk of the new season, having had three months out due to injury and 'the heat'. Yep, we don't climb mountains at this time of year in South East Queensland! It was great to see that National Park staff were out strimming the paths to make them more clearly defined, as directions were a little unclear when crossing fire trails. We included the Tibrogargan Circuit on the walk and given that it was a scorching hot day we were pretty 'bushed' by the end.
Tibrogargan Circuit (Glass House Mountains National Park)	7 Feb, 2017	Easy	3.3km return 90 mins
We thought that we would take it easy on our first Bushwalk of the new season, having had three months out due to injury and 'the heat'. Yep, we don't climb mountains at this time of year in South East Queensland! We included the Trachyte Circuit on the walk and given that it was a scorching hot day we were pretty 'bushed' by the end.
Buderim Forest Park (Sunshine Coast)	18 Jan, 2017	Medium	2km return 1 hr
Mary Cairncross Reserve (Sunshine Coast)	27 Dec, 2016	Very Easy	2km return 1 hr
Picnic Creek Circuit (Kondalilla National Park)	21 Dec, 2016	Easy	1.7km return 45 mins
Kondalilla Falls Circuit (Kondalilla National Park)	21 Dec, 2016	Medium	4.7km 2 hrs
Mary Cairncross Reserve (Sunshine Coast)	26 Oct, 2016	Very Easy	2km return 1 hr
Mothar Mt Rock Pools (Woondum National Park)	17 Oct, 2016	Easy	500m return 30 mins
A disappointing walk, as due to the dry weather, the pools were all but dried out. The fun bit was the camel in field on Hill Road!
Mount Cooroy (Sunshine Coast)	16 Oct, 2016	Hard	3km return 2 hrs
Busier than Noosa's Hastings Street! It's all about the mountain and what a fun day with the kids getting to the top within an hour and no complaints! We knew there were going to be a lot of people climbing and recon there had to have been 500 or more on the mountain at any one point in time; about 100 on the top alone, enjoying the two splendid lookouts.