Mount Superbus, Roberts, Steamer and Lizard Point (2WD accessible)
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Feltöltõ
Trail stats
- Hossza
- 11,02 km
- Szintemelkedés
- 921 m
- Nehézségi szint
- Nehéz
- lefelé
- 742 m
- Max elevation
- 1 343 m
- TrailRank
- 70
- Min elevation
- 768 m
- Trail type
- One Way
- Moving time
- 3 óra 27 perc
- Idõ
- 9 óra 35 perc
- Koordináták
- 2040
- Uploaded
- 2021. április 27.
- Recorded
- április 2021
közel Eden Dale Two, Queensland (Australia)
Megtekintve 1837 alkalommal, letöltve 66 alkalommal
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Itinerary description
This route is a one way to Mount Steamer in Emu Vale in the Scenic Rim Region. The start point is Brett Rd at Carneys Creek which is accessible by a standard car as it is off Head Road / Spring Creek Road (both bitumen). The track is well marked and you can follow the pink ribbon for most of the way. I could not find the summit of Mount Superbus and didn't waste a lot of time looking for it.
I have included the Lizard Point camp site. The Mount Steamer camp site is approximately 300m from the Mount Steamer lookout where all of the great photos come from.
I have included the Lizard Point camp site. The Mount Steamer camp site is approximately 300m from the Mount Steamer lookout where all of the great photos come from.
Waypoints
Waypoint
Intersection
Híd
Csúcs
Fénykép
1 115 m
View of Flinders Peak
In the distance you can see Flinders Peak. And you can see Brisbane City in the background.
Kemping
1 059 m
Steamer camping site
The Mount Steamers lookout is approximately 300m away if you continue walking down the ridgeline.
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Hi Kevin! Looks like a great hike. I see your total time was around 9 hours. Was that how long it took to the steamers and back? But confused as it does say it's only one way. Thanks!
Hi there. This hike was day 1 of an overnight hike to Steamers where I saw the sunset and sunrise. My moving time of 3.5 hours was with a 20kg pack. I took regular breaks to enjoy the day and take plenty of photos. I tried to find the summit of Mt Superbus but could not find it.
Thanks Kevin. Good to know.