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• Toonumbar Forest Trail Bash

  • Start
    10 Mar 2012
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    8:30 AM
  • End
    11 Mar 2012
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    4:00 PM
  • Location
    Meet Beaudesert McDonalds 8 for 8.30am
  • Registered
    7 attendees

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  Come on lads lets get amongst it!
  

  Hoop pine plantation and Native Forest along long ridge system offering views to the north toward the Border Ranges.

  Great drive with challenging fire trails that network through the whole forest

  
  

  Features: Steep ascents/descents
  

  Saturday: 

  Down the Mount Lindsey Highway
  

  Lunch in the north end of the Toonumbar National Park

  Forest Trail Bash in the afternoon

  Arriving for a quick setup camp at 4pm
  

  Sunday:

  Check out local walk, Breakfast, quick packup

  Forest Trail Bash to lunch

  Home via Lyons Road
  

  
  

  Camping Iron Pot Creek

  Relax beneath the shade of flooded gums at the secluded Iron Pot Creek Campground situated in the south of Toonumbar National Park. Toonumbar National Park includes extensive subtropical rainforests including Dome Mountain and the Murray Scrub; part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia's World Heritage Area. Walking tracks lead from the campground into the park with fantastic views available from Murray Scrub Lookout. Access is via Toonumbar Forest Drive, Murray Scrub Road and unsealed roads suitable for 2WD vehicles in dry weather only. Facilities include picnic tables, barbecues, tank water and toilets. Bring your own drinking water and firewood. Bookings are not essential. Camping fees are payable at the self-registration station.

  Site Description / Overview

  Adult Rate : $5.00 Per Night

  Child Rate : $3.00 Per Night

  Property Category :

  Campsite (Established Camping with Facilities)

  Local Destination : 35km W of Kyogle

  Bring your togs, we might find a swimming hole.

  Peter Armstrong 0417 747 831

  Trip Leader
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• 2012 Corroboree

  • Start
    05 May 2012
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  • End
    07 May 2012
  • Location
    Mount Perry

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  Located in the North Burnett Region in Southeastern Queensland, Mount Perry is about 365 kilometres northwest of Brisbane, and about 100 kilometres west of Bundaberg. Mount Perry and the surrounding area’s have a population of around 500. It is a historically significant town nestled in a valley near Mount Perry, the area's highest mountain. The mountain is the southern-most peak in the Hogback Range, five km east of the town.

  Sheep, cattle, copper and gold were the reasons for settlement, with gold mining continuing to be an important industry in the area.

  Join us for a weekend of activities ranging from half day drives, rated from scenic to moderate, visiting National Parks, various private properties, visits to the local winery, self guided tours, try your luck panning for Gold, entertainment at night, inter club games, lucky draw prizes, the opportunity to attend the annual 4WDQLD country meeting, where country club members can have input at a state level, and socialize with four wheel drivers from near and far.

  
  

  
  

  The event will be staged at the Mount Perry Showgrounds,50km's West of GIN GIN,with the support of the North Burnett Regional Council.
  

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