Creb Track

check out this site for latest info
http://www.wettropics.gov.au/media/med_issues.html#creb

Would have to contact Wet Tropics closer to the date, but it is usually open around July. Had a bit of rain in recent weeks, particularly up that way. I travelled Bloomfield 2 weeks ago, and this track is in good nick, given the wet has not long finished

Cheers

The Wet Tropics Management Authority advises that the CREB track will remain closed for the near future. A causeway at the Daintree end of the track is badly eroded and some local sand was placed in an attempt to get vehicles across for repairs. The general state of the track is really quite good and has held up through the wet extremely well. The track will remain closed until Ergon Energy can arrange for the necessary repairs to the causeway and also complete vegetation maintenance in the area.

The CREB track is the service access track for the Ergon Energy powerline to Cooktown. It traverses a spectacular yet sensitive part of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area from the Daintree River through China Camp to Wujal Wujal.

Gates and signs at the northern and southern ends to the CREB track advise motorists if the road is open or closed. Motorists are warned that using the road when it is closed could incur penalties for breaching a regulation under the Wet Tropics Management Plan 1998.

For further information contact Bill Carrodus of the Wet Tropics Management Authority on telephone (07) 4052 0546.

The public is reminded that a permit is required from Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service in Atherton to visit Roaring Meg Falls. For a permit telephone (07) 4091 1844.

Also, why bust ya guts on the CREB track ?? Why not a more comfortable & interesting way on the Bloomfield Road ??

Hi rossco I have been away for a few days and was getting around to answering your email.
I haven't got any news either.

When are you away.

All the best
Eric

Rosco, the RACQ website on road conditions lists the CREB as definitely closed and not likely to reopen in the near future.
Bad luck this time by the sounds of it. Perhaps we will see you on the Bloomfield?
Hobbsie