Cooktown, Trevathan Falls, and Lion’s Den

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In Cooktown, we drove up a big hill, which Captain Cook surveyed.


We also went to the Trevathan Falls, which were really sketchy and didn’t have any signs. We had to climb over lots of rocks to get there, Dad says we are part mountain goat!


It was definitely worth the trek!


We stayed in Lion’s Den, which has a really cool roadhouse. People write their names all over the walls and stick up their caps and shirts.


See if you can spot Chevy & Crew!


On the next day, we drove all the way to Moreton Telegraph Station, which was a little bit further than we planned.


We also stuck our new sticker onto the camper trailer.

Keep an eye out for my next blog, as we’re getting closer to the tip everyday!

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