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Thanks! It was just over 11km and took us a bit over 3hrs including having a break at the top.

It's pretty easy to follow. It's 4x4 track most of the way. A map or something like alltrails on your phone is still recommended.

Yeah the views were really nice, thanks for recommending it! Yeah I saw your video on the rocks, they look awesome, but I wasn't sure how to get to it.

@@aussiehiking1274 there was a wikiloc of the route but the author removed it now, you start from Dove rd to get to the SW side.

@@tofuhiker Ah ok. Yeah, sounds like a bit of an adventure.

Thank you! It really is something else when you're up there. That sounds like an intense hiking trip. We wouldn't mind one day doing along the border from Binna Burra to Christmas creek. Might be a while before we attempt that 🙂

Thanks, it's pretty nice out there. The sunrise was amazing.

No problem 😃 Enjoy the hike!

I'll have to check out your video!

Thanks, glad you like them!

Interesting to know, thanks. Had no idea what it was called.

Thank you 🙂

Thanks! Haha yeah it's off the main track, so you wouldn't really know it's there unless you heard about it. It's a bit tricky to make it to the top, but the views are awesome. Good luck!

@@aussiehiking1274 camped out at the pinnacle. Breathtaking views to wake up to

@@ned2315 I can imagine! 😃

Thanks, it's around 3-4 hours. Can be done quicker if you are super speedy haha.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! We started at the upper Binna Burra section at the end of Binna Burra rd. We didn't have any troubles with the creek crossings as it hadn't rained in a while. If you go after rain though, it would be slippery. Haven't hiked West Canungra or any of the hikes in that section. It's on the list though 😀

Thanks, yes the views are fantastic! It's also a really fun hike with the scrambling. Yeah. . . it's pretty far away from the Brisbane area. We have family on the Fraser Coast, so it was on our way there. Definitely check it out if you're ever up that way 😁

Thanks a bunch! Glad you enjoy it 😁 we'll have a new one up soon.

We had the alltrails app up to help us out. The first turn off is only 30 metres from the carpark - it's a little hidden. There's a fork part way in and you need to take the right - there was a tree over the track there when we went. There's a pile of rocks for the turn off to the wreck and then there's pink tape most of the way. I'd recommend taking some sort of gps. Good luck!

Thanks, it's nice once you get past the overgrown sections 🙂

@@aussiehiking1274 I bet! We really enjoy making outdoor videos also

Thanks! Yeah, definitely do it. Haha it was a bit of a squeeze. Thankfully I didn't see any spiders in there.

@@aussiehiking1274 did you see the bats in there? Doing Laidley creek falls and maybe hole in the wall if we can fight our way through the weeds and don't get cut up to much from the barbed wire vines. So hopefully have a new video up of that next week sometime.

@@chuzeychuze9905 Nah, we didn't see any. The wind was pretty strong in there. Awesome! Hope it's not too overgrown. We're keen to see what the hike is like.

Thanks! Glad you like it 🙂

It was wonderful. We were buggered by the end, but it was well worth.

@@aussiehiking1274 yeah it takes it out of you more than you realise.

Thank you! It really is a nice area :)

It really is nice out there. We wanted to check those out, but the road had too much water for our car to pass and we weren't keen to walk the entire way haha.

@@aussiehiking1274 yeah it's a long way up there if you walk. Right at the end at Mt Castle there's a walk to The Winder that's 6km. We didn't do that one either but we want to go back and do the trail to Laidley creek falls bush camp that's goes from Sylvester's lookout.

@@chuzeychuze9905 That one looks tough, but the views would be amazing. Would love to see you film that!

@@aussiehiking1274 yeah I will for sure but will be a while before we go back for it, too cold up there now lol. Planning a few other places that aren't on the popular list of other people.

@@chuzeychuze9905 Looking forward to seeing them :)

Thank you!

Hey :) can take around 3-4 hours return.

Hey :) yeah there is. There's a steep track to the right of the base. There's a section that requires some caution, but it's simple enough to follow.

Thank you! It really was a wonderful hike. The top was amazing.

Thank you! :)

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

I haven't been able to find much information on the area, so not sure. Would be interesting to find out.

I wonder if anyone has. I assume you'd need climbing gear to reach that. Have you been to the secret cave? We didn't go to it on this trip, but have been there before. I forget the entrance, but pretty sure it's near the rock scramble area.

@@aussiehiking1274 @ 2:17 the trail to the caves is there, just after the tree on the right looking down.

@@tofuhiker I had a feeling it was somewhere near there haha thanks :)

They are the Northern caves, I've been there no rope needed, I've done a poorly edited (before gopro) video of my hike.

@@tofuhiker Was it hard to get to?

When we do Tibro!

Thanks! That's awesome. Hope you enjoy them. Prepare yourself for how painful Mt Blaine can be on the thighs though. Very steep.