Dadder Cave Track - (Optionally Jack Evans Track)

13 February 2021 Tahir Rauf

Car Pool Form

Hike Plan

You will have two options, either you do a 6 KM return from Dadder Cave or you can take the 11KM Jack Evans Track which is advanced level track. We will all meet back at the car park.

Time	Activity	Details
	28th February
Early Morning	Departure of cars will happen on individual basis, based on the travel time. We need to be at the Pisgah Rock Car Park before 7:15AM sharp.	Fill Car Pool Form above
7:15 AM	Gather at the Pisgah Rock Car Park	See plan picture below
7:25 AM	Quick Hike Guide by Sydhikers Guides and Members’ Introduction
7:30 AM	Start of the hike
7:55 AM	Attic Caves
8:00 AM	Pisgah Rock Lookout	Take your selfies 🙂
8:35 AM	Junction of Erskine Creek and Lincoln Creek	Take a Swim?
9:20 AM	Dadder Cave
10:30 AM	Junction of Erskine & Lincoln Creek
11:30AM	Back to Car Park for Short Track Hikers Option 1
12:30AM	Expert Hikers can take de-tour and take Jack Evans Track to Natural Dam and Erskine Creek and get back to the car park
	Head Home and have a big healthy brunch to treat yourself

Hike Plan

Pisgah Rock Car Park

This is how the car park looks like

Gear & Other things to bring

Sturdy hiking shoes
Water (at least 2 liters if its a hot day)
Rain Ponchos if there is a rain forecast
Hat
Energy Bars or Fruits
Jokes and Stories
Spare cloths and towel if you want to have a swim

Skill Level

Intermediate to Advance

As mentioned above, there are two options of this track. First option is 6KM loop and is intermediate. It requires a bit of climb so its not an EASY hike by any means if you are new.

Option 2 is a de-tour to Jack Evans Track which is steep and without a defined track, hence it is hard and advanced level. If you are not and advanced level hiker, we would recommend you to head back to car park from the Erskin&Lincoln Creek Junction.