Deua National Park, Easter 2007
6 - 9 April 2007
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Deua National Park, Easter 2007 6 - 9 April 2007
All content copyright © Ashley Burke 2007. Not to be copied, duplicated or used for any purpose without permission. |
Dense forest at Dampier Trig, Deua National Park
Introduction
Deua National Park, located between Canberra and Cooma in southern New South Wales, is a wild mountainous area in which may be found magnificent eucalypt forest, beautiful creeks and streams, and mountains rising to 1300m.
In Easter 2007 I led a 4 day walk in this spectacular area. The walk comprised a group of seven from Sydney University Bushwalkers (SUBW). Our route was a 4 day circuit, starting and ending at Pikes Saddle, on the road between Braidwood and Cooma. We climbed Dampier Trig, Tabletop, The Scout Hat, and Big Badja Hill, and also visited Jilliga Creek and Woila Creek en route.
The party of 7 was Kendy Burke, Jo Boyd, Jacqui Knox, Tom Murtagh, Kris Plain, Lluisa Murray and myself, Ashley Burke.
This web page contains photos and notes from the trip, and a trip report. To see the photos, click the Next button below.
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