MONDAY 1 SEPTEMBER ADELS GROVE
Day off. The days were definitely getting hotter now.
We drove to the National Park.
Walked the Constance Range Track, which we hadn’t done before.
This left from the canoe hire area, but went along the other side of the little backwater creek, to the track around the Island Stack. Along this narrow section, beside the back creek, I nearly trod on a baby crocodile, that was on the track. We both got a fright.
Little croc on walk track
It was a pleasant gradual climb, on a track less walked than the other Park tracks.
Walk track up the Constance Range
We gained a different outlook over the Island Stack and the start of the Lower Gorge.
Island Stack front R, Gorge in background
There were expansive views from the top of the ridge, in all directions.
Constance Range to the NW, from top of track
We were very pleased we had managed to fit that walk in. It was not as spectacular as either the Island Stack walk or that to the Upper Gorge, but certainly well worth doing. Again, I was reminded of how much was missed by those who only visit this area for a couple of nights.
Road into the National Park and the view to the south
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