About Lords Table Mountain
Lords Table Mountain offers challenging remote bushwalking opportunities through varied plant communities. For well-prepared, self-reliant hikers, remote walking during daylight hours is possible at Lords Table Mountain. Entry is on foot via a national park gate situated on the south-west boundary, just off the Dysart-Clermont Road. Find your way to the foothills of the mountain or walk the firebreak along the national park boundary to view the mountain from a distance. Overnight camping is not currently permitted, remember to complete your hike during daylight hours. The Lords Table Mountain section of the national park offers bushwalking opportunities for experienced and well-prepared hikers. It is remote walking. There are no directional signs or formal walking tracks. For your safety, do not climb cliff or rock faces. Climbing slippery rocks, steep cliffs, and rock faces can result in falls.
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