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Sugarloaf Saddle carpark to South Jawbone return

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dmwilko
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Trail stats

Distance
5.13 mi
Elevation gain
1,775 ft
Technical difficulty
Very difficult
Elevation loss
1,775 ft
Max elevation
3,283 ft
TrailRank 
32
Min elevation
2,503 ft
Trail type
Loop
Moving time
one hour 59 minutes
Time
4 hours one minute
Coordinates
1467
Uploaded
August 30, 2019
Recorded
August 2019
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near Upper Plenty, Victoria (Australia)

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Itinerary description

This is a great walk if you're feeling energetic. Lots of rocks to climb over and uneven surfaces so you have to keep your focus up and eyes on the trail!

Waypoints

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,953 ft
Photo ofSugarloaf Peak looking along the Razorback

Sugarloaf Peak looking along the Razorback

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,654 ft
Photo ofRazorback looking East

Razorback looking East

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,510 ft
Photo ofSouth Jawbone peak looking North to Sugarloaf

South Jawbone peak looking North to Sugarloaf

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,507 ft
Photo ofSouth Jawbone peak looking South

South Jawbone peak looking South

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,395 ft
Photo ofThe Farmyard

The Farmyard

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,644 ft
Photo ofheading back to Sugarloaf Peak

heading back to Sugarloaf Peak

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,654 ft
Photo ofthe only way is up

the only way is up

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,979 ft
Photo ofrest stop at Sugarloaf Peak before heading back down

rest stop at Sugarloaf Peak before heading back down

PictographPhoto Altitude 2,530 ft
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Good advice. Last time I was heading down from Sugarloaf Peak I came across a police officer and SES worker who'd received a call, they were saying that a few people have been getting stuck/lost up there lately. Best to avoid these trails in rainy or hot weather

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