Flinders Peak is a prominent landmark to the south of Ipswich.
The cave is open, but please be aware access is sensitive and if we aren't careful we could lose the privilege again. Please respect the local roads and residents, keep gates closed at all times and do not leave any gear or rubbish in the cave.
© (nmonteith)Drive: From Brisbane head out on the Centenary Highway, turn south at Ripley Rd. After about 10km this turns into Undullah Rd. After a further 7km turn right onto Mount Elliott Rd. On Mount Elliott Rd you eventually come to 2 sets of gates. Go through the gate and close them behind you. At the second set of gates, the right one is clearly someone's house, take the left gate. Drive to the end (bumpy dirt road) and park somewhere without blocking the final locked gate or the road.
Secret Cave Walk in: Follow the fire trail for 5 mins, to an intersection with a yellow SFT marker. Turn left (uphill). Soon you arrive at another yellow SFT marker. Go left again onto the faint trail. Follow through the trees to a clearing and Head left. You should be able to follow this trail all the way to the crag without much trouble. At the small cave, scramble up the rock just left where the log leans against the wall.
Eastern Walls walk in: TBC
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