BOWENS CREEK – RED HILL RIDGE

BOWENS CREEK – RED HILL RIDGE

Red Hill Ridge: Part Deux! The approach this time was from the Bells Line of Road down to Bowens Creek and up a gully. The vegetation was thick but became sparse once we were descending the hill. We were able to see the hills we traversed on Red Hilll Ridge two weeks ago. The map indicated a possible way down to creek. After a cup of tea, we walked down to where this pass was supposed to be and lo and behold, we found our way down to Bowens Creek. As it was the birthday of a member of the group, the pass was baptised Birthday Pass.

We crossed the creek and walked in a rainforest up a gully to Red Hill Ridge not far away from the bottom of the last hill we walked to. We decided to follow the spur and look at where we had been. At the end of the spur, a cairn awaited us: someone had been there! After an early lunch, we reversed our route eventually back to the cars.

Rock Face?
Checkers
Power Lines Easement
Pushing Through The Vegetation
First Views
Bowens Creek And Tributary
Red Hill Ridge
The Spur On The Right Is The Goal
Compulsory Pagoda Climb!
Bowens Creek Downstrean
Getting Closer To The Spur
Birthday Pass Descent
Yes, It Is Steep!
Nearing Bowens Creek
The Spur
Bowens Creek
Nice Rainforest
Mossy Cliff Walls
Rock Sculptures On The Spur
The Hill We climbed Down And The Pass (Bottom Right)
Panorama
Rainforest
Rainforest Walk
Bowens Creek
Back Up Birthday Pass
Looking Back To The Spur
Mount Tomah And Mount Bell
Back To The Heavily Vegetated Area
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