Chasing Waterfalls & Hidden Waterholes - Exploring Blackdown Tablelands National Park
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- This place completely exceeded our expectations, leaving us in awe of its beauty. We were pleasantly surprised by how stunning this place turned out to be, and we're grateful we decided to visit.
Regarding the unmarked locations, we've chosen not to disclose this information out of respect. We received directions during our stay at Dingo Caravan Park, and we later learned that a fellow hiker received the same directions from a park ranger.
It's important to note that there is conflicting information about visiting the unmarked waterholes in the Gudda Gumoo area due to their significant cultural importance to the Ghungalu people. Had we known about this beforehand, we would have reconsidered visiting these spots.
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5:28 I thought that might happen and it did happen 😂😂 Loved the rockpools and the ol' rusty just tractoring up, cheers.
Cheeky bugger was playing possum!
Which caravan park did you stay in before and after?Planning on going in September this year and love finding slightly off the track adventures.
You guys looked like having so much fun. That’s what I want for my kids to experience 🙂🙂
Before here we stayed in a small town called cracow old almost abandoned gold mining town great pub, after we went out to rubyvale into the gem fields, also highly recommend doing that
Thanks 🙂🙂
Have to keep an eye out for those special tracks you found too😁
@@BrydenKailee It was the dingo caravan park, but the other guy we met got the info from one of the actual park rangers. Which is why it's confusing whether it's disrespectful or not to visit those parts of gudda gamoo 🤷♀️ They may be sacred spots? Just something to be mindful of I guess.
@@RustyTruckAdventures thank you
Yes that’s very true and will have to think that bit through too.
Hope you keep enjoying your adventures 🙂