Camping in the shadow of Mt Trio, Western Australia
By Judy Evans
@JudyEv (364874)
Rockingham, Australia
November 3, 2025 6:22am CST
We’ve been away at a Country Music Muster and have enjoyed listening to a variety of artists who have all been entertaining.
The venue was in the shadow of Mt Trio which is part of the Stirling Ranges in the southern region of Western Australia. Another of the peaks there is Bluff Knoll which is a popular hiking area and even has snow on it from time to time.
On the way, we stayed at Gnowangerup, the nearest town. The Gnowangerup SES (State Emergency Service) had a lot of volunteers at the event and we learnt that they’ve played a hand in rescuing twelve hikers over the year who have got into trouble in the ranges.
What would we do without volunteers?
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@DaddyEvil (160803)
• United States
11h
When I was younger, I enjoyed hiking with friends but wouldn't dare do that now. My balance can disappear one minute to the next and I'd need help getting back to the car or to the house.
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@snowy22315 (198250)
• United States
10h
That looks quite picturesque. Volunteers rock!
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@JudyEv (364874)
• Rockingham, Australia
10h
They do indeed and they were in full force at the concert.
@FourWalls (79870)
• United States
6h
Glad you had a great time at the festival! We have a group based out of Louisiana that’s called the Cajun Navy, and they rose to fame helping people in a number of floods. They’re all volunteers, just “regular people” with boats who show up to help! You’re right, what would we do without them!
@arunima25 (92555)
• Bangalore, India
9h
That looks so beautiful and scenic. I have always liked hiking. But now I am not able to do much with health and limitations. I prefer to go on safe trails and that are not too steep or rocky. Yes, volunteers do so much out of good will. Hats off to them!
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