Lost World—Saddle Remote Bush Camp
Lost World—Saddle Remote Bush Camp Site is situated in a serene saddle between two steep and rocky ridgelines. The camp offers a well-deserved rest for hikers after a long day of exploration. Surrounded by towering eucalypt trees and a thick grassy understorey filled with grass trees, this campsite provides an authentic bushland experience.
Facilities & Amenities
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Suitable For Tents
Rules
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Amplified music is not permitted. For the benefit of all campers
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Not suitable for children and infants
Additional rules
1) Open fires: Prohibited—fuel stoves only.
2) Generators: Not permitted.
Things to know
The camp site can only be accessed on foot, making it a paradise for walkers and hikers. This campsite offers a rustic experience in a tall open eucalypt forest. However, it's important to note that there are no views from this location. There are no defined sites, but a maximum of 8 people per night is allowed. The campsite is suitable for fit, experienced, and self-sufficient hikers. The ground is primarily dirt. The campsite has no facilities, so campers must be entirely self-sufficient To ensure a safe and comfortable stay, campers should bring a fuel stove, drinking water, extra food, rubbish bags, a first-aid kit, topographic map, compass, torch, warm clothing, wet weather gear, and a small trowel for burying waste. Additionally, a GPS and EPIRB (or PLB) are highly recommended. Mobile phone coverage is poor in this remote area, so it's essential to be prepared for limited connectivity.
Neighborhood
To reach this remote bush camp site, you'll need to embark on a 5-hour walk from the Green Mountains day-use area via the Border Track to Mount Worendo, which stands at 1,140 meters. The path leads you through breathtaking eucalyptus forest, with glimpses of surrounding peaks and cliffs visible through the trees. Note that the Razorback ridge, a narrow and challenging section, requires good rock scrambling skills.