Mt Warning
MT WARNING ACTIVITIES AND TRAVEL | Mt Warning Information
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When travelling through the Mt Warning
National Park you will pass through the tiny town of Uki.
You may be lucky enough to be there for the market, at the
Old Buttery on the 3rd Sunday of each month.
Mt Warning can be found within the Mt Warning
national park. It was given its name by Captain Cook and
was used as a warning to sailors of the dangerous Point
Danger near Tweed Heads.
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Mt. Warning was also a volcano which covered
a massive 400 square kilometres in area. There is a good walking
trail through rainforest. It can be steep in parts and takes roughly
5 hours. There is accommodation nearby, so it may be worth setting
aside a day or so.
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