Tuesday 13 July 2021 – 312 514
https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/cania-gorge/things-to-do
Today’s hike was to the top of the escarpment and along the top to Castle Mountain Lookout. Our first stop was Dragon Cave, followed by Bloodwood Cave. I really love the colour of the bark on the Bloodwood trees.
Then around 9km of long slow uphill to the Castle Mountain Lookout with amazing views over Lake Cania and the dam wall. The return walk was a long gentle and easy descent. The path on top of the escarpment is mainly a well maintained 4WD track.
We then turned into a side gorge to look at Dripping Rock. The
colours in the wall of the gorge from here onwards were varied and amazing. At
the end of this side gorge was The Overhang which was a moist oasis with its
own microclimate and quite different flora.
Total walk for the day 30km and 8 hours
https://www.aussiebushwalking.com/qld/wide-bay-burnett/cania-gorge-np/dragon-and-bloodwood-caves
https://www.aussiebushwalking.com/qld/wide-bay-burnett/cania-gorge-np/dripping-rock-and-the-overhang
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