Continue straight: From beside the creek
[26], this walk follows the GNW arrow post
[27] uphill, using the series of rock steps
[28]. The track leads uphill, passing some notably large trees
[29] over about 120m to then turn right onto a leafy trail
[30]. Here the walk crosses an ephemeral creek
[31] then continues along the leafy trail in the shaded rainforest
[32]. After about 250m, the walk turns left, following the ‘Great North Walk’ sign
[33] gently up along a narrow track for about 60m to pass a large strangler fig tree
[34]. Just past the fig, this track begins to climb steeply up a series of rock steps
[35] and switch-backs
[36] for about 100m to pass along side a rock wall
[37] (on your right). Just past the rock wall, this walk ducks under a fallen tree
[38] then continues steeply (into the more open forest) up more rock steps
[39] and switchback for another 250m, where the track flattens out and comes to the signposted ‘Walker Register’ tube
[40]. After leaving your comments, and having a bit of a read of other people’s adventures, this walk turns right and follows the GNW arrow post
[41] along the top of the ridge, through a clearing
[42]. Here the walk start to lead down along the top of the ridge
[43] for about 150m to come to a three-way intersection
[44], marked with a couple of GNW arrow posts (just before a campsite
[45], ahead).
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