tastrekker wrote:Follow the Liffey Falls signs from the Bass Highway near Carrick. You will make a right turn in the middle of Bracknell then another right turn at a T-Junction near the old Liffey School. Soon after this, you cross the Liffey River as you enter bushland. 1.6km past this bridge, look for a driveway heading down to a small bridge and weatherboard house. Park near the main road, walk over the private property past the house and the track heads into the bush crossing a small creek before starting the relentless climb.
Past landowners have been happy for this and there was even a "Trespassers Welcome" sign on the gate. I'm not sure if this is still the case. If anyone knows anything different please let us know.
This is a great walk with approx. 1000 metres of altitude gain. Serious peak baggers will insist on pushing 3km south over the plateau to the highest point. Most groups are happy to make it to the trig point on the slightly lower but closer northern peak.
Speculator wrote:Tastrekker - is the view as good as I'd imagine it to be?
Speculator wrote:I didn't even know there was a track up there at all.
pkbgr wrote:I'm leading a HWC walk there on Saturday, weather permitting
pkbgr wrote:I'm leading a HWC walk there on Saturday, weather permitting
Hey pkbgr, did you end up doing this one? Was it as hard as The Abels suggests (one of Tassies most strenuous)?
forthferalz wrote:ps anyone have aprox. return time for small slower person ( not 6 foot 2 person sized stride time ) to climb to the first peak?
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