Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

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Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

Postby danthewanderer » Thu 07 May, 2015 7:23 pm

My favourite photos from Hinchinbrook Island, was there the week before Easter. Long drive, but so worth it :-)



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View from Nina Peak
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Nina Bay
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Zoe Bay
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Mulligan Falls
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Re: Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

Postby andrewa » Thu 07 May, 2015 7:51 pm

Beautiful. Is that the full traverse of Hinchinbrook? ( A mate of mine took his wife on that for their honeymoon!). Would love to visit Hinchinbrook, although saltwater flyfishing would be my first interest there.
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Re: Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

Postby Zone-5 » Fri 08 May, 2015 3:07 am

I have an aversion to salt water crocodiles and Hinchinbrook had some big mamma's. It can be a very dangerous place even besides the prehistoric wildlife and must be approached with the utmost caution! Others can and will surely tell you that things can go dangerously wrong there very quickly for the unprepared... :wink:
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Re: Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

Postby ofuros » Fri 08 May, 2015 5:24 am

Nice one Dan....enjoyed your wanderings. 8)
Mountain views are good for my soul...& getting to them is good for my waistline !
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Re: Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

Postby neilmny » Fri 08 May, 2015 9:00 am

Your danthewanderer link doesn't seem to work........reports "Server not found"
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Re: Thorsborne Trail - Hinchinbrook Island

Postby danthewanderer » Fri 08 May, 2015 6:55 pm

andrewa wrote:Beautiful. Is that the full traverse of Hinchinbrook? ( A mate of mine took his wife on that for their honeymoon!). Would love to visit Hinchinbrook, although saltwater flyfishing would be my first interest there.
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I know others who have visited on more than one occassion, now understand why, awesome place! I so thought about taking a fold down fishing rod, but being a National Park, wasn't sure if it was allowed on the island, so thought better of it :)

Zone-5 wrote:I have an aversion to salt water crocodiles and Hinchinbrook had some big mamma's. It can be a very dangerous place even besides the prehistoric wildlife and must be approached with the utmost caution! Others can and will surely tell you that things can go dangerously wrong there very quickly for the unprepared... :wink:


I was more worried about the stingers, never been stung personally, but have heard first hand that it doesn't tickle!

neilmny wrote:Your danthewanderer link doesn't seem to work........reports "Server not found"


Cheers for the heads up, hopefully working now? Sometimes have to enter a second time, trying to get sorted.
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