Bushwalk Australia

paidal_chalne_vala wrote:You can walk up to the base of the Howitt spur from 8 mile flat . It would add a day to the trip at least. Camping at Ritchie's hut is really good.

You can walk up to Upper Howqua from 8 mile flat, but the bit I've repeatedly pointed out, is it's a bit tricky from Upper Howqua to the start of Howitt Spur because the river is a bit (or was) a bit hard to cross because of the high-level. Forecast rain won't improve that in the next few days.
Anyway, every time I comment on this site....I make a point (good or bad), it's ignored, I restate it, it's ignored,...wash, rinse, repeat.
Clearly communication isn't my strong point.

River crossings in bushwalking are best left until after Xmas. You will get the hang of this concept.

Baeng72 wrote:Clearly communication isn't my strong point.

Or, possibly, listening and keeping replies relevant aren't someone else's strong point; unfortunately, I doubt they'll ever get the hang of those concepts.

north-north-west wrote:

Baeng72 wrote:Clearly communication isn't my strong point.

Or, possibly, listening and keeping replies relevant aren't someone else's strong point; unfortunately, I doubt they'll ever get the hang of those concepts.

stry wrote:

north-north-west wrote:

Baeng72 wrote:Clearly communication isn't my strong point.

Or, possibly, listening and keeping replies relevant aren't someone else's strong point; unfortunately, I doubt they'll ever get the hang of those concepts.

Yes

Anyone been here this week? Been up around Stirling last couple of weeks, and a lot of water in rivers, but was heading up that way next week. Lots more rain though this week so keen to know if the Howqua is ok to cross there before going up over Mt Spec and down to the king to cross there too. GGS Timbertop waded the king about two weeks ago and said just above knees?

Interesting to note the Zeka Spur Walking Track isn't on OSM anymore