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22 Nov, Sat 8:00AM			Ahearn’s Lookout, Starlights Trail, Troys Creek
Grade:4/6	Length	22km	700m	Southern Sydney Branch
Paul L.
(NEW!!!) Starting on Nattai Road W11E and then tracks to Ahearn’s Lookout for morning tea with views of the Nattai river valley. Next some off track to Starlights Trail and follow to Ermetts Flat. Lunch at camping areas and a swim if weather permits. Follow Troys Creek Track to Nattai Road and return to cars. This is a long walk that needs a reasonable pace to complete in one day, with at least six hours walking time. Allowing some time to check out the Nattai river near camping area and views at lookouts for a late finish. Hazards include creek crossings, slippery rocks and hard to follow tracks. Location: Nattai NP (Hilltop) Map: Hilltop 8929-2N Limit: 16. View

13 Dec, Sat 8:00AM			Blue Mountain Creek and Track
Grade:5/6	Length	13km	500m	Southern Sydney Branch
Paul L.
(NEW!!!) This walk came from having walked to the end of two tracks at the end of fire trails, then looking at a map and seeing how close they are with a creek in between. Blue Mountain Creek is joined by following Kent Street fire trail to its end then following the spur down to the confluence of Blue Mountain Creek with the creek from Empire Pass Track. Continuing down the creek with multiple crossing, and wet feet, to the confluence with a creek from Amphitheatre Falls. Explore the canyon and unnamed falls. Exit the creek valley by a series of passes through the sandstone cliff line and up the spur to the end of Blue Mountain track. Track joins North Lawson fire trail and then walk back to Lawson via Empire Pass track. Blue Mountain Creek is lined with lush rain forest and ferns and is seldom visited. No track through this section. Creek crossings, cliff edges. Location: Blue Mountains National Park Limit: 12. View