Great Dividing Range

Major Peaks of the Great Dividing Range

Photos of Peaks in the Great Dividing Range

Mount Kosciuszko Mount Kosciusko's gentle, grassy summit dome (1993-10-17).	Mount Townsend Mount Townsend, here seen from Mount Kosciusko, is the second highest peak in Australia but is arguably a more interesting and dominant peak (1993-10-17).
Mount Twynam The very broad dome of Mount Twynam, Australia's third highest, from Mount Tate; several other 2000ers can be seen if one looks closely (2019-02-17). Photo by Jude N.. Click here for larger-size photo.	Rams Head North A nice side-trip after doing Kozzie (Australian nickname for its highest point); easiest route up is to the left of and behind the boulder pile, going in from the Kozzie walkway; the size of this boulder pile (right image) is shown by the size of my son, Geoffrey, in the left image (2015-03-17). Photo by JohnE Sarna. Click here for larger-size photo.
Mount Stilwell The geodesic marker on the summit of Mount Stilwell (2016-03-09). Photo by Graeme Rankine. Click here for larger-size photo.	Mount Bogong The summit of Mount Bogong is marked by a giant beehive-shaped cairn--when one is there in an icy white-out, that is all you get in your picture (1993-10-20).
West Peak Mount Bogong's summit plateau from the snow gum-clad slopes of the Staircase Spur (2016-04-08). Photo by Jude N.. Click here for larger-size photo.	Duncan Trig Point Who said Australia doesn't have proper mountains?! Our three highest, seen from Mt Duncan (Duncan Trig Point), NSW. Most of the other Aussie Top 10 can also be seen here (2022-07-24). Photo by Ashley Watson. Click here for larger-size photo.
Mount Feathertop Looking east at the final ridge to Feathertop (2015-12-23). Photo by Richard Carey. Click here for larger-size photo.	Bimberi Peak The broad dome of Bimberi Peak, above the fields and forests near the Oldfields Hut (1993-10-18).

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