by Duncan
(Netherlands)
Having a swim on the way to the Mitchell Falls
I was reading about Mitchell Plateau. How tough is the walk? It sounds like a great place to get to, but I am a bit worried it might be too much for the kids once we get there (4 and 6 yrs old).
Many other places seem to have a range of walks, so there always seems to be 1-5 km type (short ones) as well as longer all day/overnight ones.
I am a bit worried that we may make the effort to get there but not be able to see anything without forking out for a helicopter ride. Long walks we can choose to turn around and come back on, but really tough walks-very steep up or downhill, scrambling over steep rocks etc. will be impossible with a 4 year old, unless I carry Ella in a backpack child thing (which I’d rather not do).
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