Coomera Circuit (2021 Update)
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 10.41 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,788 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 1,788 ft
- Max elevation
- 3,189 ft
- TrailRank
-
85
4.7
- Min elevation
- 2,356 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 3 hours 21 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1490
- Uploaded
- September 19, 2021
- Recorded
- September 2021
near Lyons Crossing, Queensland (Australia)
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Itinerary description
Coomera Circuit is probably the most beautiful circuit that you can do out of the Binna Burra area. It starts from the upper part of the Binna Burra area adjacent to the Lamington tea house. There are toilets at the start.
The trail starts by following the border trail up for about 1.9km before vearing to the right to slowly descend to Coomera Gorge. From Coomera Gorge the track follows various tributaries of the Coomera River up to concluding at Mt Hobwee Creek.
It's not the track fan follows a loop back to the upper part of the border track before concluding coming back down the border trail to the start point.
In the various waterfalls and ponds sometimes you can see the blue freshwater crayfish. The crayfish is actually a giant yabby. To best view the crayfish you need to move arrived during the summer months during rain. They proliferate the tracks moving up and down between the various water holes and waterfalls.
The track is relatively easy but there are a couple spots where you need to cross creeks and/or jump over the logs which have fallen across the track from time to time. Text are prevalent through summer and leeches when the soil is wet.
The trail starts by following the border trail up for about 1.9km before vearing to the right to slowly descend to Coomera Gorge. From Coomera Gorge the track follows various tributaries of the Coomera River up to concluding at Mt Hobwee Creek.
It's not the track fan follows a loop back to the upper part of the border track before concluding coming back down the border trail to the start point.
In the various waterfalls and ponds sometimes you can see the blue freshwater crayfish. The crayfish is actually a giant yabby. To best view the crayfish you need to move arrived during the summer months during rain. They proliferate the tracks moving up and down between the various water holes and waterfalls.
The track is relatively easy but there are a couple spots where you need to cross creeks and/or jump over the logs which have fallen across the track from time to time. Text are prevalent through summer and leeches when the soil is wet.
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2,762 ft
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Une merveilleuse randonnée en forêt, sans difficulté car les sentiers sont bien tracés et bien entretenus. Peut-être boueux et glissant en cas de pluie ! . Un bon souvenir …