Some areas of the trail are overgrown and difficult to find. The caches are near the track. so you can use these caches plus any specific data regarding the trail in each cache description below.
When I hid these caches, I ran the distance and it took me 2 hrs 20 minutes. I'm pretty fit so to the average cacher it could take up to 3 - 4 hours. I would call this a half day hike.
While you can attack these caches in any order, the challenge would be to complete this series from the start point all the way through to the last cache close to where you're parked. You can show this by posting a screen capture of your logs.
Essential equipment for the entire loop:
1. Pen or pencil (I ran out! If you have a spare small pencil........?)
2. Long pants (trust me spear grass is a pain in the ankles)
3. Good hiking shoes, boots or trail runners (Sand shoes will suffice, but should be in good condition)
4. Water (at least 2 litres)
5. Hat
6. Sunscreen
7. Insect repellant
8. The usual Geocaching tools
Happy to award FTF to a team if you want to do this trail with geocaching friends.
Feel free to leave calling cards. I will check on this cache regularly and collect them
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Congratulations!, You've acheived the ultimate and final peak. Well done.
The trail does not end yet however and you have one final trail to compete. You will need to shoot and follow a bearing of 345 Degrees until you it the road. From there, you can then follow your nose to the next cache "5 peaks - Overlooking Crestbrook".
This cache is large enough to hold Swapables, Coins and TBs if you wish to leave them here. Cache contains log book, stash note and swapable.