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0 Reviews on “Pyrenees Endurance Walk (22km)”
Maryanne, Mohsen, Honey, up for an endurance challenge?
Matthew, Nene, Winda
May Ling Yong
My next hike!
Natalie Jane Birt I’ve heard this is a challenging hike?
Natasha Hamilton!
Sounds good. Haven’t been there before
note we have over grow sections to walk through.. so snake gear protection and snake bite first aid I will have on hand.
Tania Smith Cass Fitzgerald
This is a great hike for trek or pack training and can be done as a day or multi day hike
Tu Le?
Sound good always up for a challenge
Sarah Rowley Talea Loeskow
Poles also
Oh yes!
thats some decent elevation
Peta Claire
Next trek Evonne ???
Sure! Im always up for a chelenging hike..could do it in spring also
ohhhhh! Yes!! Let’s plan this! ?
Erryn Koil Craig a day hike in summer? ?
Erryn Stephens for a YHA Saturday walk??
Got a ways to go yet!
Have you screaming and crying again
I completed this hike as a one way east to west yesterday and the day before. Happy to report there are a TONNE of new markers with the actual track in excellent condition, no tree fall whatsoever, all logs freshly cut away. Markers were sometimes spaced only 50-100mt apart and so never lost the trail once. Lots of new 4WD track posts and signage everywhere. Plenty of water at Camerons. A terrific walk!
I have been sent these comments by an outdoor enthusiast, following completion of this hike recently.
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Thanks for the work you do with hiking info.
Today i completed a return section of the Pyrenees Endurance Trail…waterfall carpark to Cameron Camp and back over two days.
I have noted the following and you may wish to add these observations to the report currently on your site.
There is no water at the Waterfall carpark or in the creek or waterfall…Cameron Camp currently has water in the tank….the side trip to Cameron Camp from the PEW is more like 800m up steep 4×4 road….resident Koala is very vocal. The return (west to east) was easier to find with the markers…usually spaced at 50 paces…or 100 if trail is clear or the marker lost…i suggest looking up to spot markers to plot your path….look for cut logs that show man made access too. Unfortunately i lost the trail for an hour heading E to W on day 1..the gpx file was not of any assistance…i needed my map and compass and google maps to stay on course and eventually stumbled across an orange marker. East to west may be easier if i were to do it again given my new observations of the track and application of skills.
Happy to report about 7 1/4 hrs to Camerons camp including breaks and list trail and about 6 1/4 return due to more down hill. Both camp sites great. Would not recommend if the temp is over 30 as the terrain certainly impacts fatigue and hydration requirements.
Is there a good option for a return walk other than just retracing your steps?
It’s like they made it just for us ?
Jenn Aedo
Katie Spain – we should train for ours at Victoria’s Pyrenees ?
Lea Audrey Hardy
Lemme know when you do this !
Leona Xu maybe
Lets do it!!!!!
Looks good
Looks good.
We can do that.
Put it in the list.
Lost the trail few times due to fallen trees. Wanna go this month or anytime after mid autumn?
Lucia Zelesco OMG put this on our list ?
Maddison Ruggiero
For those interested in completing a shorter (~3 hour) circuit along a section of this trail from Waterfall Carpark:
Following the trail from Waterfall Carpark to Mt. Avoca (~1 hour).
Continue along the signposted path until you get to ‘Emery Track’. Instead of crossing the track to continue the full hike, turn right and follow this track eastward to continue with the shorter 3-hour loop (watch-out for dirt-bike riders).
From Emery Track you can then either make your way back to Waterfall Carpark via ‘Fraser Track’ (which takes you back to the Fraser Track Trail Bike Carpark, and then follow Ebling Track (not so nice) back to Waterfall Carpark), OR
Turn right from Emery Track when you get to Main Break track and follow this southwards before you get back to the original outwards track (turn left off of Main Break) and retrace your steps down the original track back down to Waterfall Carpark.