5 July 2018 - Salvator Rosa Section, Carnarvon National Park
https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/carnarvon-salvator-rosa/
This involved a couple of hundred kilometres of dirt roads and 4WD tracks. The first feature was China Wall Rock, which looks like lava has flowed down into a crack in a rock and set, and then the surrounding rock has eroded away. The second feature was Spyglass Peak – this is a large rock feature with a hole 10m in diameter through its top. Next up was Homaranthus Hill – a short steep climb to the top rewarded us with views of the surrounding area, including Three Sisters and Pythagorus Rock. Going further along the track, we stopped at Belinda Springs – the water flows from a creek, under the rock and gushes out at Belinda Springs at an amazing rate. Last stop for the day was Mitchell’s Spring – a very large reed filled area that was another campsite of the explorer Major Mitchell. On returning to camp tonight we joined a very friendly crowd with most of the campers gathered together for a chat.
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