The Bump Track was the major track from Port Douglas to the Hodgkinson goldfields. Opened in 1877, it led to the establishment of Port Douglas, which operated as a key port in North Queensland for the Hodgkinson goldfield and Herberton tin field from 1877 until 1891.

The exciting part is the section Northeast of Black Mountain Road - a descent of 400m over 2km.

It is an extremely rough, rocky and steep track that is a whole lot of fun.

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Distance 11.8 km

Uphill 110 m

Downhill 470 m

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Location: Queensland, Australia

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