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Monday, March 03, 2008

The Ascent of Brock Spur, Kinglake National Park




Brock Spur is a rugged bluff in the eastern extremity of the Kinglake National Park, 50 km NE of Melbourne.

The gated Brock Spur Track is an old logging track, linking the Melba Highway, north of Yarra Glen, to the Mt Slide Junction on the Healesville-Kinglake Rd.

Now used for fire management purposes, with walker access permitted, it climbs steadily through forest from the Melba Highway gate, reaching the Acacia Ridge Track.

There is an increase in altitude of about 190 m.

The views across the valley towards the east are superb, with panoramas to the Mt St Leonard and Mt Tanglefoot peaks.

I hiked this track, and the Acacia Ridge Track, on March 1, 2008, a total of about 4 km.

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