The Capricorn Coast looking south from Yeppoon

Double Head at Rosslyn Bay is a remnant of past volcanic activity.

Columnar jointing on the western side of Double Head. The trachyte plugs are between 73 and 79 million years old.

Kemp Beach and Bluff Point

The track to the top of the southern plug through vine forest with large fig trees and a fern understorey.

Chainfruit (Alyxia sp.)

View from Fan Rock Lookout

Fan Rock

Undercut rock arch from the Fan Rock lookout

Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea) at the summit

View south from Double Head

Rosslyn Bay harbour and the northern plug of Double Head

Sunset from Double Head

The coastline north from Yeppoon

The mountains of Shoalwater Bay in the twilight

Green tree ants make use siky thread to pull leaves into a ball to make their nests.

The green tree ants are very aggressive and bite readily and repeatedly.

Twilight walk back through the vine thicket