APS FNC Rayners Track walk
Location
Rayners Track, Koonyum Range Road.
About
Field Day Rayners Track, Koonyum Range.
18th October 2026
0840 am Car pooling on Wilsons Creek Road opposite Parmenters Road.
9 - 11 am walk commencing junction of Koonyum Range Road and Rayners Track
(Drive here if you are late)
followed by morning tea (provided)
There are no toilets or water available,
Please bring your own water and chair.
This walk is in Mount Jerusalem National Park.
The walk is on an old fire trail, fairly even gradient. We walk through a Scribbly Gum forest with streams that feed Rayners Lake. There are areas of subtropical and warm temperate rainforest. This is part of the outer rim of the Tweed Caldera from volcanic activity 21 million years ago.
There is an option to walk a round trip on a steeper gradient, 4.3 km with 123m elevation gain in the circuit.
Our leader is John Tann and he invites us all to contribute to discussions.
18th October 2026
0840 am Car pooling on Wilsons Creek Road opposite Parmenters Road.
9 - 11 am walk commencing junction of Koonyum Range Road and Rayners Track
(Drive here if you are late)
followed by morning tea (provided)
There are no toilets or water available,
Please bring your own water and chair.
This walk is in Mount Jerusalem National Park.
The walk is on an old fire trail, fairly even gradient. We walk through a Scribbly Gum forest with streams that feed Rayners Lake. There are areas of subtropical and warm temperate rainforest. This is part of the outer rim of the Tweed Caldera from volcanic activity 21 million years ago.
There is an option to walk a round trip on a steeper gradient, 4.3 km with 123m elevation gain in the circuit.
Our leader is John Tann and he invites us all to contribute to discussions.