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Dry Tank Campground – Little Mountain Walking Track – Little Mountain Lookout

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Sunday 26/10/2025   Dry Tank Campground – Little Mountain Walking Track – Little Mountain Lookout

                                       Gundabooka National Park, NSW

                                        Ngemba and Kurnu Baakandji Country (Ngemba and Kurnu Baakandji people)                                

Participants: Stephen Davies (Photos, Report), Sue Davies

Departing Dry Tank Campground, the Little Mountain Walking Track quickly enters classic Gundabooka country—broad flats of red earth and sand, broken by low rises and rocky outcrops. The route is straightforward, tracing a mostly direct course for over 2.8 km each way, with just enough undulation to keep the walking lively without straining the legs. Continue reading →

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Mount Grenfell Art Site Walk – Mount Grenfell Historic Site – Nglyampaa Walking Track – Mount Grenfell

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Saturday 25/10/2025   Mount Grenfell Art Site Walk – Mount Grenfell Historic Site – Nglyampaa Walking Track – Mount Grenfell 361 m

                                          Mount Grenfell Historic Site, NSW

                                          Ngiyampaa Country (Ngiyampaa Wangaaypuwan people)                            

Participants: Stephen Davies (Photos), Sue Davies (Report)

After completing the Cobar parkrun and visiting the Sound Chapel, we decided to spend the afternoon in the Mount Grenfell area, about a 50-minute drive west of Cobar. 

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Springs Track – Wilsons Promontory

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Sunday 5/03/2023   Springs Track

                                     Wilsons Promontory National Park, VICTORIA

                                     GunaiKurnai and Boonwurrung Country

                                    

Participants: Stephen Davies (Photos, Report), Sue Davies

Keen to start our exploration of Wilsons Promontory National Park we stopped at one of the first tracks shown on our map. Springs Track starts several kilometres in from the park entrance and heads towards the east coast. There is no carpark, only enough off-road space for a couple of vehicles. It was a warm morning and we would have the track all to ourselves, which we were later to learn would be something of a rarity at Wilsons Prom.

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