Not an overnight but worth mentioning, Briggs Bluff walk.
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| Beehive Falls |
We stopped for lunch but quickly cooled off and head back to the car. All up an excellent energetic walk well worth doing!
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| Fast Forward on the Summit! |
We started overnight hikes in Jan 2012 after a friend suggested we do the Overland Track. I didn't require any convincing, trained in PE and Outdoor Ed, I involved my passion in the outdoors in wilderness programs for at risk youth. Andrea also loves walking, be it the dog or up a mountain. The only thing she wasn't sure of was the 15kg pack. So we did a trial run, borrowed equipment, raided the shed. The rest is a developing story of journeys, initially in Victoria but hopefully far and wide.
Sunday, 20 July 2014
Briggs Bluff - Grampians National Park
Briggs Bluff - 10.3kms, 4hrs 10mins
Not an overnight but worth mentioning, Briggs Bluff walk.
The path starts out flat and meanders 1.4kms to Beehive Falls. After enjoying the lovely falls the path quickly climbs to the top of the range. It is a constant rock hop until you hit the ridge, from here you get views to Mt Stapylton, Mt Difficult and Briggs Bluff. The path levels off for a while before once again climbing all the way to the Bluff, once again you are rewarded with 360 degree views of the surrounding area including Langi Ghiran, Bungador and Arapiles.
We stopped for lunch but quickly cooled off and head back to the car. All up an excellent energetic walk well worth doing!
Not an overnight but worth mentioning, Briggs Bluff walk.
We stopped for lunch but quickly cooled off and head back to the car. All up an excellent energetic walk well worth doing!
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