Bushwalk Australia

Interested to know if anyone has camped on the range, if so where, and also if they can remember walking time to the top from Cox Bight?
Cheers

Try Photo of the Year for 2008 - the March entry
http://bushwalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=1918

Wow, thanks eggs, hope Sunday night is like that!
Not sure if I will have time to get up there from Cox Bight but it would be nice to get a shot half as good as that.

It's looking hopeful Dan http://www.bom.gov.au/australia/charts/4day_col.shtml

I wish I was coming too, but it's not going to happen. Have a great time! I look forward to seeing the film & images that result,

cheers

Peter

I'm hopeful Peter..... the New Harbour Range gives an amazing view all the way to Melaleuca from Cox Bight, following the path of the Needwonnee creation story, I'm hoping to spend an evening on the range and then get down to Cox by dawn for the magic hour on the beach, Pete will be based in Melaleuca the whole time and I will join him in the afternoon for interviews etc, I'm hopeful of a fantastic result.

Hi stepbystep,
I have PM'ed you some detail info as requested. I posted a series of photos from my 2008 Easter South Coast Track trip in this thread viewtopic.php?f=9&t=686&hilit=+new+harbour
There are several that should inspire you further !

tas-man wrote:Hi stepbystep,
I have PM'ed you some detail info as requested. I posted a series of photos from my 2008 Easter South Coast Track trip in this thread viewtopic.php?f=9&t=686&hilit=+new+harbour
There are several that should inspire you further !

Ah the search function may have helped me
Thanks tas-man

Re your question about water, we carried three litres each up from N.H. beach for dinner and breakfast, only to find that there was a good area of shallow pools and seepage in the low point between boulder "bumps" that we camped between, so had plenty of water. Range top water will always depend on extent of recent rainfall, but there hasn't been any drought in the SW this summer!

Good Luck

Mission accomplished, a fantastic place, thanks for the feedback tas-man.

FANTASTIC - yes quite a "reasonable campsite" when the SW weather is in one of its kinder moods. Look forward to seeing more of your photos.

Nice spot. Do you ever mistake a boulder for your tent, or visa versa? (Or maybe I just need my eyes tested!)

Some pics

couple more

doogs wrote:Nice spot. Do you ever mistake a boulder for your tent, or visa versa? (Or maybe I just need my eyes tested!)

Not yet doogle, I marked it on the GPS