Best trails in Peak Range National Park

A challenging walk along the base of the Lords Table in the Peak Range National Park. This route starts off easy enough along a dirt road that then heads up a steep incline that is incredibly rocky and hard to navigate. Take your time on this route especially on the ascent and descent off the top, this is a remote area and getting help if something were to go wrong could be difficult.

Discover a true hidden gem on this route up to Wolfang Peak on the Briaglow belt Bio Region in Queensland. The trail explores beautiful open grasslands and woodlands as you approach the fascinating rocky outcrop and then begins the summit to the peak passing brilliant cave formations on the way. The trail is moderately challenging and tackles some rocky and uneven terrain, as well as requiring some rock scrambling, so a small amount of hiking experience is recommended. You can park...

Technical rock climbing skills and expert off-track navigation are required for this strenuous expedition to the twin peaks of the Peak Range. Mount Castor and Mount Pollux are striking volcanic plugs that rise abruptly from the surrounding plains, offering a 360-degree panorama of the Gemini Mountains. You must be prepared for an 80-degree rock scramble on the final approach and a complete lack of formed trails or markers once you leave the forestry tracks. The walk-in is exceptionally...