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| Macedon Regional Park > Places to visit > Camels Hump | |
Places to visitCamels HumpLike nearby Hanging Rock, this rocky outcrop is a mamelon – a volcanic feature formed six million years ago when thick lava squeezed through a narrow vent in the earth’s crust. The highest peak in the range, Camels Hump offers superb views of Hanging Rock and the surrounding countryside. Named for its distinctive shape and position on Mount Macedon, the Camels Hump has a viewing platform at the top of a 300 metre path. There is a carpark and information board at the base and is a popular stop along Cameron Drive on the way to the Memorial Cross. How to get to Camels HumpApproximately 500 metres into Cameron Drive, the Camels Hump has a car park with a short walk to the summit of the rocky monument. Be careful when driving past Camels Hump as there can be wildlife crossing the roadway. Interesting things to look for at Camel's HumpKoalas like to live in the trees at Camels Hump. Keep an eye out for them when hiking to the top. |
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View looking north towards Hanging Rock
Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
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Staircase to the camels hump viewing platform
Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
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On the walk from Camels Hump to McGregors Picnic Ground
Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
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Directional landmark plate at the summit of Camels Hump
Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
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Its a short 10 minute walk to the top of the camels hump
Photo: Luke Chapman (Top of the Range)
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