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The Majestic Grand High Tops Circuit Walk in the Wild&Wonderful Warrumbungle National Park

Warrumbungle National Park is the first and only Dark Sky Park in Australia. Warrumbungle means crooked mountain in Gamilaroi. It is one of those places perfect for stargazing and also hiking. Ones will be amazed by its majestic ancient volcanic landscape and enchanting starry skies. Our organiser Rachel has picked what is regarded as one of the best day walks in NSW for us to experience. The details of the walk is as below: Breadknife and Grand High Tops Circuit (via West Spirey Creek) Grade: steep Distance: 14.5 km circuit Time: 5-6 hr Start: Pincham Car Park Most parts of the walk was manageable for us except for the 900m climb to the Grand High Tops from Dagda Gap. The terrain is steep and rocky. There were also some rock cliffs that we had to walk cautiously. But the reward made all the hard work worthwhile. The views are truly majestic. On the top, we could see the close up views of the Warrumbungle NP iconic volcanic formations. The star attraction is definitely the Breadknife, a volcanic dyke standing at 9m tall and is particularly rare. The park contains the best representation of exposed volcanic features like spires, plugs, domes, dykes, sills, lava-flows, tuff layers and horizontal and vertical columns within the main north-south volcanic line in eastern Australia. The first European to sight and explore the area was John Oxley in 1818 on his second expedition through New South Wales. The area was first proclaimed as a reserve in 1953. In 1967 management of the park was signed over to the National Parks and Wildlife Service. The construction of a network of walking tracks done by hand was headed by the parks first ranger, Carl Dow. Thanks to him that we can now walk on them. We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Rachel for organising this incredible adventure and Frank for guiding us in the walk. Many beautiful memories were made and to be cherished for many years to come. Music: Ascension Musician: @KeysofMoonMusic