Cape to Cape - DAY 6
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 18.88 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,053 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 1,325 ft
- Max elevation
- 640 ft
- TrailRank
- 68
- Min elevation
- 640 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 8 hours 55 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2824
- Uploaded
- September 9, 2015
- Recorded
- July 2015
near Forest Grove, Western Australia (Australia)
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Itinerary description
from Conto Campground to Deepdene Campsite
This day has: walk in beach sand and dunes, forest walk, river crossing, rock scrambling, 4WD road walk with plenty of sun covered sections.
This track connects to:
- Cape to Cape Track - DAY 5
- Cape to Cape Track - DAY 7
Waypoints
Intersection
194 ft
Straight Ahead
Campsite
16 ft
Point Road campground
Dry Toilet + 1 Water Tank + 3 Wooden Table + Fire pit NO rubbish disposal - NO pets - NO generators Small sheltered campground accessible by trail or 4WD in a amid peppermint woodland. It accommodate +- 7 large tents or a few small campervans.
Waypoint
253 ft
Rest point
Best rest spot in section of forest walk, with shade and some logs to sit.
Intersection
276 ft
Straight Ahead
Continue on Trig Rd
Intersection
384 ft
Straight Ahead
Continue on Trig Rd
Intersection
440 ft
Straight Ahead
Continue on Trig Rd
Intersection
459 ft
Turn Left
Continue on Trig Rd
Intersection
341 ft
Straight Ahead
Continue on Trig Rd
Intersection
59 ft
Turn Left
A big log mark this intersection, with a nice scenic view a few meters ahead. LEFT: Cape to Cape Track continues (Right: beach access)
Waypoint
-95 ft
beach walk
End of steep descent to Boranup Beach and the beginning of a longest beach walk of +- 6.5 Km.
Waypoint
-98 ft
White Cliff Point
The long beach walk ends beach stairs in the White Cliff Point, the northern point of Foul Bay
Panorama
-56 ft
Lookout
Dead-end street
98 ft
Road
DO NOT cross the road! A missplaced marker suggest that the trail continue on the other side of the road ... but it is not right! Instead, walk a few meters along the sealed road for the proper sign.
Information point
Waypoint
-36 ft
Beach Steps
Beach steps (downhill). After a few meters os sand walk, a blow holes area stretch on the shore line.
Photo
-56 ft
View
Best view of the area, from Foul Bay to Cosy Corner and the Blowholes in the shoreline.
Waypoint
-69 ft
Mark
Trail Marker
Campsite
-16 ft
Deepdene Campsite
Dry Toilet + 2 Water Tank + 1 Wooden Table NO rubbish disposal - NO fire There are 2 small lawn area (3-4 tents in each) slightly covered by trees. Accessible by 4WD.
Beach
0 ft
Deepdene Beach
(Beach Number: wa0631) Deepdene Beach is 5.3 km long. The southern part has some rocks and blowouts and the northern part has more firm white sand. Turner Brook drains across the beach 1 km away from the southern end.
Beach
0 ft
Boranup Beach
(Beach Number: wa0643) Boranup Beach is one of the longest continuous beaches in South Western region and trends for 7.8km from the rocks in North Point to Foul Bay.
Beach
0 ft
Foul Bay
(Beach Number: wa0642) Foul Bay is a 6 bays area of incredible beauty. An old jetty, facing Hamelin Island, has long been abandoned.
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