Length: 19km
Duration: 10hrs
Grade: 4
Style: Return
Start: 265-317 School Rd, Redbank Plains
End: 318 School Rd, Redbank Plains

Location: White Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate
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Distance from CBD: 36.9 km
State: QLD
Latitude: -27.675521
Longitude: 152.850135

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Yuddamun Trail is a 19km, grade 4 return hike, located in White Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate, Queensland. The hike should take approximately 10hrs to complete.

Hike Summary

The Yuddamun Trail forms part of the White Rock - Spring Mountain Conservation Estate managed by Ipswich City Council, and is accessed from the Paperbark Flats Picnic Area off School Road in White Rock, just south-west of Ipswich. The Estate is over 2,500 hectares in size and features the rocky outcrops of White Rock and Spring Mountain located within a large swathe of regionally significant bushland supporting some of the highest natural and conservation values in the region. The estate contains 624 flora and 159 fauna species as well as habitat for five threatened flora and three fauna species. It also supports three endangered vegetation types and functions as the headwaters of seven major waterways.