Mount Barney is a mountain in Queensland, Australia. It lies roughly 150 kilometres south-west of Brisbane. It is a popular target for bushwalkers and rockclimbers. Mount Barney is the 7th highest mountain in Queensland and one of the most inspiring part of the Scenic Rim.
The closest town is Rathdowney. Neighboring this peak are a number of other mountains including Mount Ballow, Mount May and Mount Lindesay. The Antarctic Beech can be found of the upper slopes of both Mount Barney and in the rainforest of nearby Mount Ballow.
The scramble to the top is precisely difficult and has some sections of very steep rockclimbing and is suitable only for experienced walkers. The trail along Logan's Ridge to the summit is considered to be the most impressive. It is not suggested to ascend south-east ridge and descend Barney gorge within one day.
The closest town is Rathdowney. Neighboring this peak are a number of other mountains including Mount Ballow, Mount May and Mount Lindesay. The Antarctic Beech can be found of the upper slopes of both Mount Barney and in the rainforest of nearby Mount Ballow.
The scramble to the top is precisely difficult and has some sections of very steep rockclimbing and is suitable only for experienced walkers. The trail along Logan's Ridge to the summit is considered to be the most impressive. It is not suggested to ascend south-east ridge and descend Barney gorge within one day.
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