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Climbers Trails
This is where some lesser trails enter the bush on te right. Rockclimbers use these trails to reach the base of the Fortress.

Creek
Bottom of steep gully. Usually water is available.

Fortress Cave Bush Campsite
Large rock overhangs. Water in soak at southern end of cave. Usually reliable.

Leave Shady Track
Turn right and walk up lesser sandy trail which starts climbing. There is a sign (Fortress) at this junction.

Lesser Trails
If you intend to climb to the top of the Fortress, this is the point some walkers leave the main trail. It is a difficult untracked walk and scramble to the top of the Fortress. Do not attempt it unless you are experienced.

Narrow Rock Corridor

Qasis Bush Campsite
Large overhang and campsite. Water is usually avalable in creek unning next to the camping area.

Resting Spot

Rock Corridor
Narrow rock gully

START / FINISH
Rough sandy carpark next to Deep Creek.

Start Steep Descent
Grampians National Park

Tea Tree Camp
Unofficial bush camp with no nearby water. Nice shady spot.

The Bus Stop
First small rock shelter is often used as a resting point.

Viewpoint 1
A rocky promontory 100m north of the resting spot.

Viewpoint 2
Open rock slabs just off the trail. Great views.

Viewpoint 3
Grampians National Park

The best view of the Fortress.

The Fortress