Mount Halifax - Wanderstories

Mount Halifax

The highest peak in Paluma Range National Park. It is a popular destination for hikers as there is a track to it's summit.

The North West Ridge of Mount Halifax

Paluma Range National Park

The North West Ridge of Mount Halifax

Everytime I drove past Mount Halifax, I'd notice its northwest ridgeline beckoning. From the highway, the ridge looked open and clear, and when combined with the topographical map details, all the signs pointed to a razor-back ridge with fine views and easy walking. Oh how wrong I was...

Hiking Mount Halifax

Paluma Range National Park

Hiking Mount Halifax

Mount Halifax is the highest (1,063 metres) and most prominent peak north of Townsville on mainland Australia until you reach the Tully area. Summiting Mount Halifax is strenuous, and you will need to be fit to do it. However, it is definitely worthwhile.

The Link Track: Godwin's Peak, Mount Halifax, and the PRB Track

Paluma Range National Park

The Link Track: Godwin's Peak, Mount Halifax, and the PRB Track

This area is certainly a magical part of North Queensland. It's a strenuous walk and you'll need to be fit to climb up some steep hill sections. The bush track is rough and uneven underfoot.