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SUMMARY:Kiandra west circuit day hike + car camp at Three Mile Dam
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DESCRIPTION:Using Three Mile Dam campground as a base for two nights, we
  will complete a long day hike from Mount Selwyn resort to summit Tablet
 op Mountain, via the Selwyn Trail and Tabletop Mountain Trail North trac
 ks and passing alongside the Nine Mile diggings. On the return leg we wi
 ll head north on the Four Mile trail to visit Broken Dam hut, then go of
 f track over ground heavily mined for gold in the back half of the 19th 
 century thru-1930's, to visit the Elaine Mine site and the recently-rebu
 ilt Four Mile hut. We will then re-join the Tabletop Mountain Trail Nort
 h and backtrack to our parking near Mount Selwyn resort, concluding the 
 walk and heading back to camp to relax for night #2. Using the long week
 end permits us to drive up at a leisurely pace, arriving in the mid-afte
 rnoon to set up for night #1, virtually at the trail head for a dawn sta
 rt (we have ten hours of daylight and will use most of it). Pending inte
 rest we'll walk the 3km Goldseekers Track early on Monday as an optional
  cooldown (the trailhead is opposite the dam entrance). https://www.nati
 onalparks.nsw.gov.au/things-to-do/walking-tracks/goldseekers-track/visit
 or-info, then head home. Given the time of year it is likely to be *cold
 *, particularly overnight (avg. daily temps then are 9° day / -2° nigh
 t), the position can get *very* windy (at 1430m the dam is among the hig
 hest in Australia), and there's a chance of snow in late May. *This hike
  is long, the setting exposed, and the weather unpredictable. Anticipate
  a four-season experience on this trip, please ensure you have the fitne
 ss and necessary equipment to safely participate, and gear to comfortabl
 y enjoy the nights*. A list of essential (and optional) equipment can be
  found at the Tasmanian PWS website. In addition to the 'Essentials', pl
 ease ensure you have the 'Alpine Walks' list covered also. A number of m
 embers will have PLB's. https://parks.tas.gov.au/Documents/Walker%20Pack
 %20List%20and%20Alpine%20Safety%20Checklist.pdf
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