by aec » Sat Feb 07, 2009 8:30 am
by dadndave » Sun Feb 08, 2009 6:40 am
by Damien Gildea » Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:26 pm
by Damien Gildea » Thu Feb 26, 2009 3:24 am
by Alpinist » Thu Jul 02, 2009 9:45 pm
dadndave wrote:Avoid the route via the Thredbo chairlift if you value a wilderness experience. (See Lolli's comments).
I would recommend the Charlotte Pass via main range route (which we used to call the "Lakes Walk" but is now called the main range track)
Second thoughts, I would recommend forgetting about it and go somewhere else where they haven't built a big dunny and a 6km long steel pathway in full view of the summit.
It's bloody depressing. Lucky I had good company. (Hej Lolli)
by Ozclimb » Sat Jul 04, 2009 4:40 am
Alpinist wrote:dadndave wrote:Avoid the route via the Thredbo chairlift if you value a wilderness experience. (See Lolli's comments).
I would recommend the Charlotte Pass via main range route (which we used to call the "Lakes Walk" but is now called the main range track)
Second thoughts, I would recommend forgetting about it and go somewhere else where they haven't built a big dunny and a 6km long steel pathway in full view of the summit.
It's bloody depressing. Lucky I had good company. (Hej Lolli)
I'll be out there myself in November. How long is the Charlottes Pass route?
The missus is going to take the lift but I'd like to hike up. Can't do the 2 day route though unfortunately. A half day hike would be good. Suggestions?
by Alpinist » Sun Jul 05, 2009 8:15 pm
Ozclimb wrote:Alpinist wrote:dadndave wrote:Avoid the route via the Thredbo chairlift if you value a wilderness experience. (See Lolli's comments).
I would recommend the Charlotte Pass via main range route (which we used to call the "Lakes Walk" but is now called the main range track)
Second thoughts, I would recommend forgetting about it and go somewhere else where they haven't built a big dunny and a 6km long steel pathway in full view of the summit.
It's bloody depressing. Lucky I had good company. (Hej Lolli)
I'll be out there myself in November. How long is the Charlottes Pass route?
The missus is going to take the lift but I'd like to hike up. Can't do the 2 day route though unfortunately. A half day hike would be good. Suggestions?
Yeah the Thredbo chairlift is cheating a little...but from the top of the chairlift it takes about 1hr 20mins to summit without stopping, if you were not to use the chairlift and follow the track under/near the lifts add about another hour and a half one way...... its a nice walk either way! As for Charlottes Pass route cant comment as I havent done that one.
Get in touch if you want some local company
cheers
Andy
by Damien Gildea » Mon Jul 06, 2009 1:24 am
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