text: After walking the gravel trail between the mountains we eventually went off the trail to climb up and check out the streams and views. As we started to climb it was fairly easy. Further up it required some scrambling over the larger boulders but the climb wasn’t too difficult.
  The colour and texture of the rocks in the Tablelands were quite unusual. Most of the rock is peridotite, an igneous rock that dominates the upper part of the earth’s mantle.
  Looking back down. You can see the contrast between the greens of the distant forests and yellowish-browns of the tablelands
  We were now in a kind of bowl above the first climbing area and still far below the top. We stopped at a stream that made its way down from the top.
  It seemed to be a lot easier going up than going down, but we made our way back and eventually returned to the trail.