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Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Mon 05 Apr, 2010 9:36 am
by tasmaniac
We're heading to The Labyrinth in a couple of weeks and I'm interested in going in along Cephissus Creek and would like to find out a bit about it. I'm wondering if there is a clear pad all the way or if there is a bit of bush bashing involved. Is it obvious where you leave the creek and climb up to the Pool of Memories? How easy is that climb, any bush bashing involved? Any other relevant info would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Mon 05 Apr, 2010 9:45 am
by Son of a Beach
Note that to comply with forum rules, any replies containing specific details of off-track routes in sensitive areas will need to be done by private messages.

Re: Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Mon 05 Apr, 2010 4:01 pm
by Beeper
The rough track up from the top valley was closed several years ago, in preference to maintaining the one track up from Pine Valley hut. Unless you know what you're doing, have good navigational skills then I wouldn't bother.

Re: Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Mon 05 Apr, 2010 4:16 pm
by tasadam
Last I heard it was pretty difficult, no pad or track.
When looking down from near the Pool of Memories it certainly doesn't look very inviting.

Re: Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Tue 06 Apr, 2010 11:32 am
by farefam
Went down from there many years ago. Can't remember if I was on a track or not. I do remember it was very steep, fair amount of scrub (fagus), the odd small cliff. I wouldn't try it again.

Re: Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Tue 06 Apr, 2010 10:32 pm
by tasmaniac
Thanks for the tips guys. From what I gather it doesn't sound like a more enjoyable alternative. I will give this one a miss.

Re: Alternative track to The Labyrinth

PostPosted: Sun 21 Aug, 2011 7:54 pm
by mjdalessa
Is this what Parks call the 'northern cross track to Pine alley'? I saw it listed in their track strategy guide, but Geryon campsite track was there too. Interesting...