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Carlo Sand Blow to Poona Lake (Great Sandy National Park) |
14 Aug, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
20km return 7 hrs |
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Walked as a part of the Great Walk. Not the most interesting of the tracks, but a good walk if you have time while staying in Rainbow Beach. Some up and down, but nothing major. | ||||
Cooloola Great Walk (original inland route) (Great Sandy National Park) |
14 Aug, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
88.1km one-way 5 days |
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Completed this with a group of 6. A challenging walk due to distance and blisters, but overall an amazing experience. The hike itself is not difficult with only small climbs up and down the dunes. Beautiful landscapes and a really remote experience. | ||||
Camp site 3 to Cooloola sandpatch (Great Sandy National Park) |
12 Aug, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
12km return 4 hrs |
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Did this as a part of the Great Walk. Campsite 3 and the Sandpatch are both great destinations :) | ||||
Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk (Brisbane City Council Local Walks) |
18 Jul, 2021 |
![]() Very Easy |
1.5km return 40 mins |
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The Federation Track (Brisbane City Council Local Walks) |
9 Jul, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
1.5km one-way 40 mins |
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Bloodwood, She-oak, Mahogany and Ironbark Loop (Whites Hill Reserve) (Brisbane City Council Local Walks) |
9 Jul, 2021 |
![]() Easy |
3.4km return 1 hr |
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Mt Blaine Base Trail (Ipswich - Flinders Goolman Conservation Estate) |
5 Jul, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
2km return 90 mins |
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Follow a firetrail up into the saddle of Mt Blaine. From there, turn right and follow along to the fence where you again turn right to head up the mountain. Extremely unstable boulders/rubble mark the next part of the trail, before a steep, steep ascent to the top. Short but steep! | ||||
Mt Blaine Summit Trail (Ipswich - Flinders Goolman Conservation Estate) |
5 Jul, 2021 |
![]() Hard |
5km return 3 hrs |
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The Cream Track (Springbrook National Park) |
18 Apr, 2021 |
![]() Hard |
11.5km return 4.5 hrs |
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This is a good day out on the mountain! Starting from Springbrook, we made it down in 1 hr 45min at a reasonable pace and without stops. Lunch at the bottom and 2 hours back up with a couple of breaks. Going down is tough on the body - and I'm 30! This track is for people who hike often. It isn't the most scenic, but is a lovely journey all the same. There are better hikes in the area for beginners. Comment from Dec, 2020 sums the walk up well. It is easy to follow and with good signage. |
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Gorge Falls (Springbrook National Park) |
18 Apr, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
4km return 2 hrs |
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Did this as a part of the Cream Track. Be prepared to get feet wet ! | ||||
Bondi to Bronte (Greater Sydney) |
8 Mar, 2021 |
![]() Easy |
3km one-way 1 hr |
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Bicton Hill Circuit (Far North Queensland) |
16 Jan, 2021 |
![]() Medium |
3.9km return |
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Nice little circuit - gradual incline the whole way around. Less than an hour round trip. | ||||
Federation Walk (Gold Coast) |
Jan, 2021 |
![]() Easy |
6km 2 hrs |
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Mt Sorrow Ridge Walk (Daintree National Park) |
18 Dec, 2020 |
![]() Hard |
8.5km return 5.5 hrs |
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Hard walk in hot conditions. Split into 3 parts: initial climb, up/down mostly flat section, final climb. Final climb is the most intense, make sure you have energy left in the tank. Saw snakes and leeches. Make sure to continue past the platform - about five minute walk to rock ledge with best view. | ||||
Mt Eerwah (Sunshine Coast) |
30 Nov, 2020 |
![]() Hard |
2.8km return 3 hrs |
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Directions to start of walk are good as per previous comments. The trail is generally easy to follow. It is very steep as described. Importantly, there are two peaks to the mountain. It is about 45min to the highest point of the walk. You can continue along this ridge for about 10 minutes. Views to the west here only. At the most southerly point of the ridge, the trail heads down again. It is from here that you can continue the walk for an additional 30mins to the second summit. This is where the trail is quite faint and hard to follow. Staying on the ridge is the main idea. It is lovely and through a rainforest section, before climbing up to a final rocky outcrop with a vantage point to the north-east. This is the best position of the climb and would recommend. My advice is to mentally prepare yourself for the two summits, rather than thinking it's over at the first. All up spent 4 hours. |
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Pages Pinnacle Eastern Approach via Neranwood Break (Springbrook National Park) |
2 Sep, 2020 |
![]() Hard |
8.7km return 4 hrs |
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A bit longer than the Western approach and more uphill. | ||||
Sandstone Circuit (Brisbane City Council Local Walks) |
30 Aug, 2020 |
![]() Easy |
750m return 10 mins |
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Toohey Forest to Mt Gravatt (Brisbane City Council Local Walks) |
31 Jul, 2020 |
![]() Medium |
5km 2 hrs |
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Takes about an hour from the Toohey forest entrance, up to the lookout and then down to Logan Rd. Nice walk and rewarded with the beautiful city view towards the end. There's a few paths, but just use general compass to head in the direction you need to go and all paths converge in the end. | ||||
Yul-yan-man Track (Glass House Mountains National Park) |
12 Jun, 2020 |
![]() Hard |
8km return 4 hrs |
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Great track. It is incredibly well-marked and worn - so if you don't see a pink marker in a while then backtrack! We ended up getting off track in in the Mt Beerburrum section.. and had an arduous bush bashing journey to find it again. Took 3 hours in the 10km loop return via Soldier's - and that was with a significant delay in getting lost at the start. | ||||
Billai Dhagun Circuit (Brisbane City Council Local Walks) |
7 Jun, 2020 |
![]() Easy |
2km return 45 mins |
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Mosquitos in the area are quite fierce. Take repellant and wear long clothes. |