Category - Mountains and Hills
Below is a list of all the pages on this website which I've categorised as being mainly about mountains, ranges and hills.
Click on the titles (or the "read more" links) to go to that page.
Mt Frankland, WA
Mt Frankland is a granite dome looming large over the forest north of Walpole in Western Australia. At 411m above sea level it is not big even by Australian standards, but it is enough for some great views over vast tracts of barely disturbed karri and jarrah forest. It is also accessible to anyone able to walk up a steep path with lots of steps. Read more ...
Ramshead Range in winter
The Ramshead Range, close to Thredbo, is a great place to saunter among alpine wildflowers in summer tranquillity. In winter, however, it transforms into a frozen wonderland - wild and icy, yet very accessible to those on skis or snowshoes. Read more ...
Ramshead Range in summer
Alpine grassland with summer snowdrifts may not spring to mind when thinking of Australia, but that's what you'll find in the Ramshead Range near Thredbo. This undulating upland with distinctive rocky tors is great for casual wandering, and for camping with a view. Read more ...
Wilderness views from Mt Chudalup, WA
If you're visiting Northcliffe in Western Australia and driving to the coast, it's easy to whizz straight past Mt Chudalup, as so many do. I reckon it's worth stopping for the short but scenic climb. Read more ...
The overlooked Mt King William, Tasmania
Its shape resembles the iconic Cradle Mountain, but most Tasmanian visitors drive past this under-appreciated mountain without seeing it or stopping. Read more ...
