While Liz and I spend a couple of weeks exploring Iceland, I decided to take some time to enjoy a few bike rides in this wonderful country.
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“You have to swim through the gorge to complete the hike,” Eric explained. Northbrook Gorge sounded like a fun experience. But how would I get through it without getting my hiking gear soaked? … Continue reading Northbrook Gorge » 
“Let’s ride up the valley as far as we can,” I suggested to everyone before to our ride at Emu Creek. The long narrow Emu Creek valley passes through some remote and rugged country, ending at “The Steamers” – a stunning mountain formation in hidden pocket of the Great Dividing Range. … Continue reading Under the Steamers » 
I’ve never done a solo hike and camp-out before. Today I thought I’d see what it was like. … Continue reading Middle Kobble » 
It’s easy to understand why this place is called the “Scenic Rim”. It’s stunning. Justin and I spent the day out here exploring new trails that might form part of a future social ride. … Continue reading Scenic Rim » 
Today I walked a large 20km loop through the rural tracks around Walloon while Eric rode a larger 60km loop. We had no idea who would get back first. … Continue reading Walloon Walkabout » September 26th, 2015 | Category: Cycling, Hiking, Recovery, South East Qld | 5 comments | ShortLink |  |  |  
Deer Reserve is a rugged National Park and State Forest on the western shores of Lake Somerset near Kilcoy. Today we thought it would be fun to explore it. … Continue reading Deer Reserve » September 18th, 2015 | Category: Aboriginal Australia, Cycling, Hiking, History, Surveying, xc | Leave a comment | ShortLink | | | 
Today’s adventure involved a long train trip, followed by a long scenic walk up a steep hill to Maleny, followed by a hard-earned beer. … Continue reading Walking to Maleny » |
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