Cape York Trip – Post 9

Ian Collard
May 27, 2018
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Bloom field track

 

The end of the gravel section of the Bloomfield track.

The road is single lane in places but is still probably more a road than a track.  The first creek crossing got a little deeper than I expected at the exit but not too deep – probably up to the door sills. No I didn’t walk it first there are crocodile signs and it was crystal clear and I could see the bottom.

The steep sections are steep and I don’t regret obeying the signs and selecting low range when suggested. The steepest bits are also concreted. All in all we had no problems.

 

 

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Bloom field falls

 

After crossing the Bloomfield river, on the high level bridge, you can turn left to go to the Bloomfield falls.

 

 

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Trevethan Falls

 

The Trevethan falls are much closer to Cooktown and down a gravel road that does deteriorate to a track before getting to a parking area and a goat track to the falls. Still I think they were worth it.

 

 

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