trip for SE Qlders
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another short day track out that way near cunninghams gap are spicers gap which can get a little tough when washed out and rutted ...been a few years since i've done it, would have to check they haven't fenced it off from 4wds like a lot of other tracks to force you to bushwalk.
joshman
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raywise
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Its a nice run, I'd like to go back and do it again when its a nice day. Jason has photos here
http://www.navara.asia/brisbane-qld/1852-condamine-gorge-14-river-crossing-3.html
of what it looks like normally, instead of the raging torrent we had to play with,
http://www.navara.asia/brisbane-qld/1852-condamine-gorge-14-river-crossing-3.html
of what it looks like normally, instead of the raging torrent we had to play with,
Chartrock
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What a great day. My wife's first time at anything like that (mine as well but the difference is she did not want to go). I managed to stall it in the middle of one crossing but it started first try and we reached the other side. The Nav did well as it has no suspension mods and normal road tyres. Also it is amazing how many crossings it will do in 2WD
Great photos from all you guys and here are a few more pix with not a D40 in sight.
Great photos from all you guys and here are a few more pix with not a D40 in sight.
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joshman
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we took a trip up spicers gap road off the cunningham highway just on teh southern side of the Gap. as you reach the flats its just opposite a rest stop.
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from memory theres a few fences to open, some state forest to contend with and a creek crossing.
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Gonzo
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Yer Russ and I went home via white swamp very pretty and easy I was followed by a chrysler 300c for a fair way
raywise
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Also it is amazing how many crossings it will do in 2WD
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Good one Paul, made me chuckle. Shows how good the D22 is, 
Matt76
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Right, I will definitely have to come on the next one lol
hope that fancy d40 doesn't ruin the group photos
I am new to this forum so it would be awesome to meet some of the people. I was looking at the kings bore track possibly over Xmas and if possible using the Harry hut track to get there but with all this rain I'm not sure if it is possible. Just another idea
Red Dog
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I wasn't aware that you could get to king's bore from harry's hut other than via the cooloola way and off rainbow beach road.
Was out at Harry's and Cooloola Way a week and a half ago in the pouring rain, made for some very interesting moments in the mud with a surprisingly deep water crossing. It didn't look much from the approach but when well fell into it we had blue water over the bonnet.
Was out at Harry's and Cooloola Way a week and a half ago in the pouring rain, made for some very interesting moments in the mud with a surprisingly deep water crossing. It didn't look much from the approach but when well fell into it we had blue water over the bonnet.
I have not done it myself but apparently it does hook up to the bore track. I'm going with a few mates that have done it before but as I said if more rain comes apparently it can get deep. Did you get any photo's?
Red Dog
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If you go to the DERM website you can get a map of the Cooloola area which shows the tracks your referring to. To drive the bore track I think you'll need the day permit which is available from the DERM site for $10.
Gonzo
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OK Ray ......!!Any Video yet........?
Gonzo
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Yer but my PC has taken a turn for the worse
Have to use lap top....... No software on it....
Have to use lap top....... No software on it....
