Pteropus wrote:That cave looks too massive to be a secret! Phillip, have you been to Coalstoun Lakes NP? Someone told me the lakes there are pretty and though it is not a very big park it is an interesting geological feature (according to the DERM website they are one of the youngest volcanic formations in Aus). Just wondering if it is worth visiting if I am ever up that way. A quick look on google Earth shows that its the only patch of veg surrounded by grazing land.
kbm63 wrote:Cania gorge near Monto has a selection of short walks - good for a weekend trip
Moira Anne 7986 wrote:For those who wish to do off-track walking in the Mt Walsh National Park, Biggenden, I have over thirty years experience of the area and have over this time established routes to over twenty-two summits. No routes are marked in order to preserve the pristine nature of the area. Working in closely with DERM I advise them of any environmental changes or human impact. They prefer that access to off-track areas be made using an authorised bush walking guide such as myself. I live in Biggenden. The North Burnett area also has Auburn River National Park, Finney Creek 5km walk at Paradise Dam and Mt Woowoonga is a great heart work-out. Bundaberg Bush Walkers know of some great walks around the Wide Bay.
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