Before you start any bushwalk ensure you;
• Tell someone you trust where you are going and what to do if you are overdue
• Have adequate equipment, supplies, skills & knowledge for the whole journey
• Consider the impact of weather forecasts, park/track closures & fire dangers
• Can respond to emergencies & call for help at any point
• Are healthy and fit enough for this journey
If not, change plans and stay safe. It is okay to delay and ask people for help.

Start	On Buckleys Point Trail (40 m South West of Buckleys Point Trail), Lake Conjola. (-35.2785993,150.4644569)
Mode	Car
Directions	From Princes Highway, Yatte Yattah, head north-east along Lake Conjola Entrance Road; After 4.8km, turn right on to Narrawallee Creek Road Lake Conjola. After another 1.3km, come to the trackhead on Narrawallee Creek Road Lake Conjola.

Turn map	Directions & comments
	Start (from about 40m South West of the intersection with Buckleys Point Trail & Narrawallee Creek Road, Lake Conjola) by heading north-east along the Buckleys Point Trail.
	After another 60m, (at the 3-way intersection, with & Narrawallee Creek Road) bear right, to follow Narrawallee Creek Road.
	After another 350m, (at the 3-way intersection) bear left, to stay on Narrawallee Creek Road. After another 800m, cross the creek.
	After another 150m, (at the intersection, with Narrawallee Creek Road & Lake Conjola Entrance Road) , to follow Lake Conjola Entrance Road.
	After another 700m, (at the intersection, with Lake Conjola Entrance Road & Norman Street) , to follow Norman Street. After another 650m, cross the hardened bridge, over the Pattimores Creek.
	After another 200m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Norman Street & Boeing Avenue) turn right, to follow Boeing Avenue.
	After another 100m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Boeing Avenue & Conley Avenue) turn left, to follow Conley Avenue.
	After another 200m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Conley Avenue & Aney Street) turn left, to follow Aney Street.
	Then almost immediately (at the 3-way intersection, with Aney Street & Craig Street) turn right, to follow Craig Street.
	After another 150m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Craig Street & Thorne Street) turn right, to follow Thorne Street.
	After another 100m, (at the 3-way intersection) continue straight, to stay on Thorne Street.
	After another 150m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Thorne Street & Beach Road) bear right, to follow Beach Road.
	After another 1km, (at the 3-way intersection) bear left, to stay on Beach Road.
	After another 250m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Beach Road & ) turn right.
	After another 1000m, (at the 3-way intersection, with & Buckleys Point Trail) bear right, to follow the Buckleys Point Trail.
	The starting point of an optional sidetrip. Side trip to Buckley\'s Point for views over the coastline. To start this optional side trip turn around here. When you have finished this side trip, head back to the main route and continue straight to continue. Details below. After another 400m, (at the 3-way intersection) bear right, to stay on the Buckleys Point Trail.
	After another 1.1km, (at the 3-way intersection, with Buckleys Point Trail & Mangrove Track) turn left, to follow the Mangrove Track.
	After another 3.5km, (at the 3-way intersection, with Mangrove Track & ) turn sharp left.
	The starting point of an optional sidetrip. Side trip to Buckley\'s Point for views over the coastline. To start this optional side trip bear right here. When you have finished this side trip, head back to the main route and turn around to continue. Details below. After another 1.1km, (at the 3-way intersection, with & Buckleys Point Trail) bear right, to follow the Buckleys Point Trail.
	After another 400m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Buckleys Point Trail & ) bear left.
	After another 1000m, (at the 3-way intersection, with & Beach Road) turn left, to follow Beach Road.
	After another 250m, (at the 3-way intersection) bear right, to stay on Beach Road.
	After another 1km, (at the 3-way intersection, with Beach Road & Thorne Street) bear left, to follow Thorne Street.
	After another 150m, (at the 3-way intersection) continue straight, to stay on Thorne Street.
	After another 100m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Thorne Street & Craig Street) turn left, to follow Craig Street.
	After another 150m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Craig Street & Aney Street) turn left, to follow Aney Street.
	Then almost immediately (at the 3-way intersection, with Aney Street & Conley Avenue) turn right, to follow Conley Avenue.
	After another 200m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Conley Avenue & Boeing Avenue) turn right, to follow Boeing Avenue.
	After another 100m, (at the intersection, with Boeing Avenue & Lake Conjola Entrance Road) , to follow Lake Conjola Entrance Road. After another 150m, cross the hardened bridge, over the Pattimores Creek.
	After another 700m, (at the intersection) , to stay on Lake Conjola Entrance Road.
	After another 700m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Lake Conjola Entrance Road & Narrawallee Creek Road) turn_sl_2-2, to follow Narrawallee Creek Road.
	After another 950m, (at the 3-way intersection) bear right, to stay on Narrawallee Creek Road.
	After another 350m, (at the 3-way intersection, with Narrawallee Creek Road & Buckleys Point Trail) bear left, to follow the Buckleys Point Trail.
	After another 60m you come to the end about 40m South West of the intersection with Buckleys Point Trail & Narrawallee Creek Road, Lake Conjola.

Side trip to Buckley\'s Point for views over the coastline.

Turn map	Directions & comments
	To start this sidetrip bear right (from, Lake Conjola) by heading east along the Buckleys Point Trail.
	After another 400m, (at the 3-way intersection, with & Buckleys Point Trail) continue straight, to follow the Buckleys Point Trail.
	After another 90m this sidetrip ends, Lake Conjola.

Grading

	Class 3/6 Moderate track
Length	18.4km
Time	2 hrs 30 mins to 3 hrs 30 mins
Quality of track	Formed track, with some branches and other obstacles (3/6)
Gradient	Gentle hills with occasional steps (2/6)
Signage	Clearly signposted (2/6)
Infrastructure	Limited facilities, not all cliffs are fenced (3/6)
Experience Required	Some bushwalking experience recommended (3/6)
Weather	Storms may impact on navigation and safety (3/6)

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