Thinking about a trip from Lake King William to Richea Creek via King William Range and the Gordon River by pack raft. The lack of information makes me think it's probably not a go to destination for a reason. Has anyone recently walked past the old airstrip and does anyone know what the Gordon is like upstream of the Gell River? I assume that it needs a fair bit of water to worth the trip in.
Please PM me any info. Cheers
King William Range to Richea Creek
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King William Range to Richea Creek
by bogholesbuckethats » Wed 28 Feb, 2018 3:51 pm
That looks like a pad.
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Re: King William Range to Richea Creek
by stepbystep » Wed 28 Feb, 2018 6:50 pm
I've thought about this trip too. I can only imagine the first 5-10km would be difficult.
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Re: King William Range to Richea Creek
by bogholesbuckethats » Wed 28 Feb, 2018 9:58 pm
Judging by the amount of logs that can be seen on the state aerial photos I agree. According to Paddle Tasmania the river opens up downstream of the Teneriffe Marshes.
That looks like a pad.
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