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4 hours 30 minutes
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Unlike its buddies Mt Cuthbert and Mt Vincent, Mt Cooke features around 3km of trail along the main ridge of the summit and spectacular views in all directions. Within the first 5 minutes of this hike, you’ll find yourself ascending up the South side of the monadnock along a rugged narrow rocky trail and will be immediately impressed by large sloping granite outcrops and giant boulders.
You'll take the incline nice and easy but as we reach the top you’ll stop to explore Mt Cooke Cave! This hiking experience can be quite steep in parts but is very rewarding and a whole lot of fun! You can expect stunning views in all directions, rugged landscapes, and serenity as you immerse yourself in this very special trail.
As we meander along the summit of Mt Cooke, we will stop to admire the views from 582m above sea level and enjoy a delicious morning tea.
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Mount Cooke
Mt Cooke is the highest peak in the Darling Ranges and definitely a favourite. Featuring rugged landscapes and the Mt Cooke Cave!
Enjoy the rugged landscape and views in this beautiful park.
Use of Hiking Poles
Nutritious morning tea
Access to all hike photographs
10Km Guided Hike
Water
Rain Jacket
2 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
552yaxiz,May 26, 2024
- Review from Tripadvisor
Lovely crew! Great knowledge! Meeting with lovely people and enjoyed the fantastic view as the group. Will be back for the guided multi days hike next time !

Jooniebabe,Jul 26, 2023
- Review from Tripadvisor
A beautiful chilly start to the day at 3.5c but we soon warmed up ascending the first stage of the hike. From there on it was an undulating track crossing small streams and Rocky outcrops. A perfectly clear blue sky made for good visibility of the surrounding landscape. My friends and I are Septugenarians and we are used to hiking, so I’d rate this as an intermediate hike for most. The wildflowers were beginning to emerge early this season and our guide Paul’s knowledge of wildflowers, fungi and cultural heritage made it a very interesting morning. The trusty support guides (sherpas) Neville and Joel carried our morning tea and we enjoyed Chai and a wonderful assortment of refreshments. Hiking with Off the Beaten Track affords you great hikes and the peace of mind for your safety and security. Thoroughly recommended.









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