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End of the Hurley Heights Fire Trail
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At the end of the Hurley Heights Fire Trail it just becomes this very overgrown double track.
Here you are very far from civilisation so its not that tempting to go exploring further. Further there are no views.
Rock Wall Vertical Panoramic
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Mount Hay from Hurley Heights Firetrail
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Butterbox Point and Mount Hay Panoramic
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Butterbox Canyon Panoramic
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Map from Trail head Signage
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At the trail head there is signage with plenty of information, this is part of the map.
The Pinnacles, Rock wall, Mount Banks and Mount Hay from Flat Top
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After our short climb up to Flat Top we had an amazing view of The Pinnacles (3 hills), Rock wall, Mount Banks(background far left) and Mount Hay(background far right)
Rock Wall (does it have a special name?)
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Just an amazing feature
(Erosion must have been caused by Down Hill bikes because they are heavy) 
Rock Wall (does it have a special name?)
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An amazing rock feature next to the Road
Mount Hay
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As beautiful as a mass of earth and life can get