Mount Gibraltar

Mount Gibraltar at 863 metres is a collapsed volcanic core composed of very hard rock called Mount Gibraltar Trachyte or micro-syenite. 150 million years
ago it pushed through the Hawkesbury Sandstone to form a high mountain now largely eroded away by wind and water. Mount Gibraltar is the highest
point between the Illawarra Coast and the Great Dividing Range. It offers a range of short walks, with duration times of between 10 and 25 minutes.

Mount Gibraltar is located in Bowral and maps are available from the Visitors Information Centre, Mittagong.

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  • Flora/Fauna
  • Nature based

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Off Oxley Drive
Mittagong
New South Wales 2575

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