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The GrampiansEver seen some of the most fascinating ancient sandstone ridges in Australia? Ever walked through the mountainous ranges of the Victorian wilderness? Ever experienced the breathtaking views and picturesque setting of the Grampian National Park? Well….what are you waiting for? |
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Yengo National ParkYengo National park is part of the Blue Mountains World Heritage area, situated just 100km north of Sydney near Wisemans Ferry. Due to its close proximity to Sydney and Newcastle it makes for a great day trip or a weekend camping adventure. Yengo is a rugged area of steep gorges, rocky ridges, hills and valleys. It is home to local Aboriginal and early convict history ( Old Great North Road and Bucketty wall ). |
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Bloomfield TrackThere is never a more perfect time to visit our magnificent northern Australian Tropics than between June and September. If you find yourself up this way and you are a hardcore 4wd enthusiast it is worth considering taking on the Bloomfield track. The Bloomfield Track is situated between Cairns and Cooktown and is the track which links the beautiful world heritage listed Cape Tribulation to the Bloomfield River at Wajul Wajul. |
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Strzelecki TrackThe Strzelecki Track was discovered and named by Charles Sturt in 1845. It is the unsealed dusty desert route which takes you from Lyndhurst traveling north through harsh country to Innamincka. |
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Brindabella National ParkThere is more to the ACT then just the sightseeing in the city, visiting the museums and taking snapshots of the national treasures. Instead immerse yourself in the natural bushland setting that surrounds this beautiful city and discover the true beauty that ACT has to offer – the Brindabella National Park. |
