SRT Express

Meeting Time: 7.30am for a prompt 8am departure.

Meeting Location: Meet at our private property located at 7791 Cunningham Hwy, Clumber QLD 4309 and follow the signs along the driveway to where we will be waiting to greet you.

You will park your vehicle here for the duration of your trip, alternatively this is where the transfer will bring you to and pick you up from.

Undercover parking is not available and if this is a concern we can assist with arranging transfers. There is a bathroom available at our meeting point.

Once assembled the group will be transferred by bus (one hour drive) to Main Range National Park, to embark on your first day of walking.

Lunch will be enjoyed on the trail.

Today’s walk is all under the canopy of the rainforest and is done in two separate sections. We will drive the group to Main Range National Park and embark on a stunning trail that weaves its way across and through Dalrymple creek. This out and back walk is a great way to immerse yourself into the rainforest.

Returning to the bus we’ll be driven to our next location where we will walk into camp. The first section is along a former logging road, relatively flat and wide. The final section is on a Grade 5 trail that weaves its way through the forest and brings us to Spicers Amphitheatre.

Specific trails may change depending on weather conditions and your guides will provide a briefing on the day.

Your guides will take you up to your treehouse like cabin giving you an orientation and briefing for the incredible camp you call home for the night.

There are two wash pavilions and after a well-earned shower you are welcome to make your way to the lounge to relax.

We will gather for our short daily briefing in the lounge prior to dinner, where you’ll be provided with all the essential need-to-know information for the next days adventure.

With the formalities out of the way, you will enjoy a share style dinner with the group at 6pm. This style of dining sparks conversation among the group and can foster the beginning of new friendships.

In your own time, retreat to your cabin where you may wish to leave the tilt door in your cabin open overnight (there is a fly screen) and enjoy the soothing sounds of the forest.

Wake for a wholesome breakfast to ready you for the incredible day ahead.

Breakfast is served around 6.45am each morning with the group walking out at 8am each day (may change if conditions require it).

Today’s walk entails Grades 3, 4 and 5 tracks and the total distance is approximately 16km.

Around half of the hiking is on grade 5 trail and includes some rocky boulder sections that will require crouching down and going slowly, as we take care with our footing navigating barriers such as tree roots and rocks.

We start the day with a relatively flat walk, making our way up the access road and enjoying the magical sounds of the rainforest birds as we go.

Our knowledgeable guides will provide you with rich details regarding the flora & fauna we see and have a keen eye for spotting the magic of the rainforest.

The end of the day is a hearty climb admiring the waterfalls and creek crossings as you go.

Arriving at camp you’ll notice the ecotones where towering Blue Gums and rainforest trees sit side by side.

Architecturally, the camps are the same, but each has a unique interior and exterior finish.

Formerly a logger’s camp you can view the old tin shed that once housed ‘Timber Getters’ of the era, and using the information shared by our guides you can picture the extreme working conditions of that time.

You will again gather in the lounge for your daily briefing ahead of dinner at 6pm, before turning in for a restful night.

The birdlife is beautiful here particularly at dawn for the early risers.

Following our morning routine of breakfast, packing and gathering our gear for the day ahead and walk out at the designated time.

Today’s walk includes grade 3, 4 and 5 track with the total distance being approximately 16km.

We start the day with a climb up the fire trail past an old pine plantation. Once we reach the top, we again venture deep into the rainforest on a grade 5 track.

Along our journey we come across some huge rainforest trees with buttresses six feet tall.

We slow the pace down as we all take care with our footing before emerging from the rainforest to climb up Bare Rock, which offers 360° views. On a clear day you can see the Brisbane and Gold Coast Skylines.

From here we join the public trails and will often pass fellow walkers not many of whom will ever venture where you have just been.

With your final steps taking you to Cunningham’s Gap, there will be a bus transfer waiting to take you to Spicers Canopy Luxury Tents for your final night with us.

After a shower you might enjoy a dip in the plunge pool to sooth your muscles.

This night is a wonderful celebration with your fellow hikers and serves as a highlight for many.

The final night sleeping in the luxury tents brings a nice cooling breeze from the neighboring mountains, with birdlife sounds and the occasional moo from the cows of the surrounding farm.

Wake up to the sounds of birds and step out of your luxury tent to the beautiful mountain views of the Scenic Rim.

Enjoy a final hot breakfast cooked by your host before you make your way to the bus which will depart at approx. 10am and return you to your car (or meet your transfer) at our original meeting point by 10.30am.