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Mt Superbus
Aratula,
Scenic Rim Area
Free Entry - Entry Information
Phone:
07 4666 1133Alternate:
13 7468Email:
qpws@nprsr.qld.com.au
Web:
www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/main-range/index.html
Description
In the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, Main Range National Park forms the western part of a semi-circle of mountains in south-east Queensland known as the scenic rim.
Mt Superbus is the tallest, if slightly unspectacular mountain in southern Queensland. This walk climbs from Emu Creek up to the crash site of Lincoln Bomber that was on a medical mercy flight in 1955. Suitable for fit, experienced bushwalkers only.
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How To Get There:
Turn left off the Cunningham Highway onto Freestone Road 26 kilometres west of Cunninghams Gap. Travel 27 kilometres through Yangan to Emuvale. Turn left and travel 17 kilometres to a Y junction on Emu Creek Road. The left branch leads three kilometres to the start of the Steamers Walk, the right three kilometres to the Emu Creek campsite.
Turn left off the Cunningham Highway onto Freestone Road 26 kilometres west of Cunninghams Gap. Travel 27 kilometres through Yangan to Emuvale. Turn left and travel 17 kilometres to a Y junction on Emu Creek Road. The left branch leads three kilometres to the start of the Steamers Walk, the right three kilometres to the Emu Creek campsite.
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Main Range National Park
Aratula
Queensland 4309 Australia
Aratula
Queensland 4309 Australia
Contact Details
Phone:
07 4666 1133Alt:
13 7468Email:
Web:
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