Wednesday, February 23, 2011

CORONET PEAK - VIDEO


John Evans of Johnnyboys Walkabout Blog gives us another video of a 360 degree view from a peak in the Namadgi National Park in the Australian Capital Territory. For anyone interested in bushwalking in the ACT a wealth of information can be found at John's comprehensive blog. (here)

"An epic day trip via Rendezvous Creek, up over the Mavis Ridge and down to Little Creamy Flats, then up to Coronet Peak. Absolutely superb views from the top of the bare granite cap. Back via the AAWT."






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