Secluded Falls Lookout Sprent, Tasmania, Australia
By
sirius Tas on 10-Oct-20. Waypoint GA18732
Cache Details
| Difficulty: | |
| Terrain: | |
| Type: | Traditional |
| Container: | Small |
| Coordinates: | S41° 18.732' E146° 10.823' (WGS 84) |
| 55G 431394E 5426260N (UTM) | |
| Elevation: | 200 m |
| Local Government Area: | Central Coast |
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Description
Cache is a 200ml sistema with log and biro only.
A magnificent spot to view the upper Secluded Falls.
The track starts(sign posted) approx 40m south from the start of the Groove Creek track.
The track is quite steep and ends near cliffs...so please be careful.
The lookout access has only been made possible by the amazing effort of Bill Shepherd.
Bill has also marked an alternate shorter route(sign posted) to the falls, which is very steep and rough....so take care if going that way.
When walking any of the trails in the Wilmot River area, please appreciate the amazing hard toil of Bill Shepherd, Max Richardson and others. These trails would never exist otherwise. Enjoy!
Hints
Va n ebpx perivpr 1z onpx hc sebz Rhp jvgu gur fvta ba, orfvqr juvgvfu snprq ebpx. |
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Logs
Another stoopid idea to tackle more of the Trail today. 
Thoroughly enjoyed every bit of our walk today, my legs had other ideas though. This time downhill was as bad as uphill. Anyways, I battled on smacking fallen branches away from the track as best we could. We got as far as number 11 and called it a day and headed back for the grueling walk back up the mountain to the Ute. I tell you that last 100 metres is murder on the calf muscles!! 
This is where the legs decided to tell me something
DEZ055 said it's only a couple of hundred metres down there... we'll pop down and grab that then start our jungle run. 
TFTC would be a nice view with more water coming over the falls. 
Thoroughly enjoyed every bit of our walk today, my legs had other ideas though. This time downhill was as bad as uphill. Anyways, I battled on smacking fallen branches away from the track as best we could. We got as far as number 11 and called it a day and headed back for the grueling walk back up the mountain to the Ute. I tell you that last 100 metres is murder on the calf muscles!! This is where the legs decided to tell me something
DEZ055 said it's only a couple of hundred metres down there... we'll pop down and grab that then start our jungle run. TFTC would be a nice view with more water coming over the falls. Rated: for Overall Experience
We needed to find some caches to get us on the board for the October games so we sat down and worked out a plan of caches that we would target.
After finding a few caches on the way to wilmot we ventured down spellmans road to go over to secluded falls lookout cache.
After parking at the parking spot we made our way down to the lookout to find this cache and check out the falls from a different angle.
With a really good hint the cache was located, a blank logbook gave us the FTF @1:57pm.
Bill and the team have done a great job with the tracks in the area.
After finding a few caches on the way to wilmot we ventured down spellmans road to go over to secluded falls lookout cache.
After parking at the parking spot we made our way down to the lookout to find this cache and check out the falls from a different angle.
With a really good hint the cache was located, a blank logbook gave us the FTF @1:57pm.
Bill and the team have done a great job with the tracks in the area.
Rated: for Overall Experience
