Mount Magog

This hike provided a welcome opportunity to commence and end a Stirling's trek with a relatively flat traverse, but plenty of hard work is required on the challenging ascent and the rock scramble that awaits. A woodland thicket with birds aplenty on arrival at the saddle before tackling the final push to the summit was a highlight.

A nice 2.5km walk in with slight uphill gradient. The next 1km involves a lot of near vertical scrambling with the final 300mt all rock scrambling. Worth all the hard yards with spectacular views. If you like to travel the road less traveled then do this hike. Not for kids and not during rainy days as the ground and rocks will be very slippery

Steep scrambling, but no big rocks so always somewhere to get a foothold, careful if it becomes wet, the wet cloud just slides into the mountain range, so be wary of slipping, a great workout. So stunning - feels like a lost world.

A bit demanding, is interesting as you grind up through woodland which is not so common - some great 'Australian' photos to be had. Ensure you go over to the 2nd peak for the superior views

Love the many hiking, climbing experiences to be had in the Stirlings.

Brouillage raide, mais pas de gros rochers, donc toujours quelque part pour prendre pied, attention s'il devient humide, le nuage humide glisse simplement dans la chaîne de montagnes, alors méfiez-vous des glissades, un excellent entraînement. Tellement magnifique - on se croirait dans un monde perdu.