mount coonowrin view from coochin
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| navigate by keyword : tree mountain nature hill wilderness sky landscape plant ridge forest vegetation plateau rock leaf mount coonowrin view coochin substantial glass house mountains iconic unique rocky structure summit spotted spots area keen hikers climb though permanently closed public march 1999 rockfalls caused injury death climbers geological surveys revealed rocks east south areas unstable making unsuitable climbing southeast queensland australia |
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| Mount Coonowrin is a substantial part of the Glass House Mountains in Southeast Queensland, Australia, iconic for the unique rocky structure at the summit that can be spotted from many different spots around the area. In the past, many keen hikers would climb the mountain, though it was permanently closed to the public since March 1999 because of rockfalls that caused injury or death to some climbers. Past geological surveys revealed that rocks on the east and south areas were unstable, making them unsuitable for climbing. |
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