Before attempting this cache, please go to QPWS Park Alerts http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks_and_forests/park_alerts/index.php
Climbing Mt Bartle Frere in Wooroonooran National Park you will experience one of the finest biodiversities found in North Queensland. Look particularly for Bowenia, a species of Cycads as well as for Oraniopsis Appendiculata, a palm appearing similar to a coconut tree.1
At last at the Majuba Creek crossing you will have to answer the question: Should I go to Broken Nose or to the main summit of this beautiful mountain? 
To do both on one day would be certainly too demanding and virtually impossible. Moreover, the linking path is heavily overgrown and not to find at all.
Left will be a steep two hours walk uphill to Broken Nose, a bald rocky outcrop with an 
unforgettable magnificent view from East to South to West. Being attentive you will collect information which will be essential to log the Earthcache that refers to this southern part of the mountain.
To the right after crossing the creek you will have to be ready for a walk 
not less arduous. The path will lead you in about four hours to the summit of Mount Bartle Frere at 1622 m ASL. Be prepared for a quite demanding section of boulder climbing. You will be rewarded by the satisfaction of having made it and if you are lucky by some views down to the coast and to the Tablelands on the other side. Besides, there are two more caches to be found and logged.
Still pondering what to do you might throw a coin or dice to come to a decision.
Whatever you decide, do 
NOT forget to supply yourself here with the 
last drinking water available.
Anyway, your mind will probably settle while finding and logging a Geocache close by.
Dry weather and happy hunting!
BYO pen, please!
Apart from Geocoins, no other trade or trophy items (including Travel Bugs) can be placed in this cache.
Special regard has to be taken for the environment in this National Park which is totally protected. You must comply with any park regulations. We recommend you browsing on http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/parks_and_forests/parks/bartle_frere_trail_wooroonooran_national_park.html.
Permission to place this Geocache has been given by the QPWS ranger in charge.
1) You will see the first Oraniopsis palm shortly after crossing the creek.